[Modeling-users] Modeling/Core v0.9pre12 released

[Sebastien B. <sbi...@us...>]

        Hi all,

Release v0.9pre12 is out, and consists in bug-fixes mainly:

  - EditingContext.fetch() cannot return duplicates in the result set
    anymore; this happened when the fetch specification implied two
    tables or more are joined. EditingContext.fetchCount() has been
    fixed accordingly.
=20=20
  - The adaptor layer for SQLite is now included in the distribution.
    (it is officially supported since 0.9pre9 but was omitted from the
    source distribution).
=20=20
  - Qualifier operator IN accepts long ints.
=20=20
  - CustomObject.snapshot() does not return an improper result for
    to-many relationships anymore.

    This has been already discussed on the mailing-list. However, the
    fix included here is different from what I announced: when a to-many
    relationship is still faulted, snapshot() now returns an instance of
    CustomObject.Snapshot_ToManyFault.

    See the documentation for this class and for snapshot() for details.
    http://modeling.sourceforge.net/API/Modeling-API/public/Modeling.Custom=
Object.Snapshot_ToManyFault-class.html
    http://modeling.sourceforge.net/API/Modeling-API/public/Modeling.Custom=
Object.CustomObject-class.html#snapshot

  I'll now try to focus on documentation, esp. for PyModels. FYI, the
next release will probably also include the Oracle Adaptor Layer
(already available in patch #774894, if you want to give it a try:
https://sf.net/tracker/index.php?func=3Ddetail&aid=3D774894&group_id=3D5893=
5&atid=3D489337)

-- S=E9bastien.



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0.9-pre-12 (2003/08/03)
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  * Fixed bug #780495: when ec.fetch() is joining two tables or more, the
    returned set of objects could have duplicates.

  * Fixed bug #774989: improper result returned by CustomObject.snapshot()
    wrt tomany relationships --see CustomObject.snapshot() documentation for
    details.

  * Fixed bug #779775, on behalf of Yannick Gingras who reported the bug and
    gave the patch fixing it.

  * Fixed bug #781884: SQLiteAdaptorLayer: dropping and creating a database
    was not possible (and was failing w/ an ugly traceback)

  * Fixed MANIFEST.in and setup.py: the SQLite adaptor layer was omitted in
    the source distribution! Thanks Mario for reporting.

  * Model.loadModel() now automatically build() a pymodel, as suggested by
    Mario <ma...@ru...>

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