Hello,
I have the following definitions in db.py
class ElectionVirtualField(object):
...
def is_presidential(self):
def lazy(self=self):
return self.election.category == 'P'
return lazy
...
db.define_table('election',
...
Field('category', length=1, label=T('Category')
...
The problem I have is that when I add a bunch of elections in dict()
(key = election.id, value = election row) and then traverse the dict,
I get wrong values from is_presidential()
Example:
elections = dict()
for election in db(db.election).select():
elections[election.id] = election
for (k, v) in elections.items():
print k , ' ', v.category, ' ', v.is_presidential()
Output:
81 D True
79 P True
As you can see, it returns True for both, but for the first one, it
should return False.
If I change the code to reload the election from the database, the
output is different:
Example:
elections = dict()
for election in db(db.election).select():
elections[election.id] = election
for (k, v) in elections.items():
reloaded_election = db.election(k)
print k , ' ', v.category, ' ', v.is_presidential()
Output:
81 D False
79 P True
Does this mean that we can't save rows from DB on Build in types ?
Thanks in advance,
Santiago
