[SQLObject] Re: One to many relationships manipulation

[Chris G. <ch...@il...>]

On 16 Aug 2004, Robert Leftwich said:

> I have a requirement to display the data from the 'many' side of a 
> relationship (e.g. the addresses in a person-address) in an html table, 
> where each column in the html table is one row from the 'many' table 
> (i.e. each property of the address object is displayed in a new row of 
> the same column).

Hmm... How about adding a __str__() function to the Address class like 
this:

class Address(SQLObject):
    [... stuff here ...]

    def __str__(cls):
        return "%(street)s\n%(city)s, %(state)s    %(zip)s" % cls.
__dict__


Then, whenever you tried to use an address object as a string, it would 
become:

Street
City, State     ZIP

And you could just merrily print each Address object! :D