Re: [SQLObject] MultipleJoin confusion

[Frank B. <fb...@fo...>]

Hallo,
John Baker hat gesagt: // John Baker wrote:

> class Story (SQLObject):
>   _connection = getConnection()
> 
>   storyId = StringCol()
>   authorContact = ForeignKey("Contact")
>   date = IntCol()
>   title = StringCol()
>   summary = StringCol()
>   body = StringCol()
>   replies = MultipleJoin('Reply')
> 
> 
> and
> 
> 
> class Reply (SQLObject):
>   _connection = getConnection()
> 
>   replyId = StringCol()
>   author = StringCol()
>   email = StringCol()
>   date = IntCol()
>   body = StringCol()
>   story = ForeignKey("Story")
> 
> 
> yet I can't call addReply to an instance of Story:
> 
>   File "./db.py", line 406, in buildDatabase
>     s.addReply(r)
> AttributeError: 'Story' object has no attribute 'addReply'
> 
> Any thoughts?

I didn't look it up, but it might be, that SQLObject has a problem
with the plurals in words ending in "y". What happens if you use, for
example, "comment" and "comments" here?

ciao
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