def test_wrongs(me):
for a in me.Kid, me.Kid.name, 'alala':
try:
about_relation(a)
except ValueError, e:
if 'not a relation klas_attr' in e.message: continue
raise
def test_wrongs( me):
for a in me.Kid, me.Kid.name, 'alala':
try:
about_relation( a)
except ValueError, e:
if 'not a relation klas_attr' in e.message: continue
raise
def get_which_owner(me):
try:
return me._which_owner
except AttributeError:
pass
# here is walking refs at column-level; maybe mapperExt @ populate_instance
from dbcook.aboutrel import about_relation
for selector in me.possible_owners():
ab = about_relation(me.__class__, selector)
column = ab.thisside.column
if getattr(me, column.key) is not None:
me._which_owner = selector
return selector
# above alone is not enough -
# - a newly-created object + low-level copy of refs (not via .owner)
# would not have column_id set-up yet (but would have an attr)
# warning: this may fire lazy-loads
for selector in me.possible_owners():
if getattr(me, selector) is not None:
me._which_owner = selector
return selector
return None
def rel_has_or_anyhas(klas_attr_or_klas,
other_attr_name,
value,
attr_name=None):
ab = about_relation(klas_attr_or_klas, attr_name)
klasattr = ab.thisside.attr
other_attr = getattr(ab.otherside.klas, other_attr_name)
has = ab.thisside.has_many and klasattr.any or klasattr.has
return has(other_attr == value)
def test( attr, other={}, about_relation= about_relation, **this):
a = about_relation( attr)
print a
if a.ownedside:
if a.thisside.has_many:
assert a.ownedside is a.otherside
assert a.ownerside is a.thisside
else:
assert a.ownerside is a.otherside
assert a.ownedside is a.thisside
other.setdefault( 'has_many', not this['has_many'])
for o,oexpect in [[a.thisside,this], [a.otherside,other]]:
target = dict( (k,getattr(o,k)) for k in oexpect)
assert target == oexpect, '%(o)s:\n result: %(target)r\n expect: %(oexpect)r' % locals()
return a
def test(attr, other={}, about_relation=about_relation, **this):
a = about_relation(attr)
print a
if a.ownedside:
if a.thisside.has_many:
assert a.ownedside is a.otherside
assert a.ownerside is a.thisside
else:
assert a.ownerside is a.otherside
assert a.ownedside is a.thisside
other.setdefault('has_many', not this['has_many'])
for o, oexpect in [[a.thisside, this], [a.otherside, other]]:
target = dict((k, getattr(o, k)) for k in oexpect)
assert target == oexpect, '%(o)s:\n result: %(target)r\n expect: %(oexpect)r' % locals(
)
return a
def rel_is_or_contains(klas_attr_or_klas, value, attr_name=None):
"""може ли да се прави OR !??x
може ли да отиде в expression.py вместо join-ite там?
"""
if attr_name is None:
klas_attr = klas_attr_or_klas
else:
klas_attr = getattr(klas_attr_or_klas, attr_name)
op = klasattr.__eq__
try:
ab = about_relation(klas_attr)
except ValueError:
pass # non-rel
else:
if ab.thisside.has_many:
op = klasattr.contains
return op(value)
def rel_is_or_contains(
klas_attr_or_klas,
value,
attr_name=None,
):
'''може ли да се прави OR !??x
може ли да отиде в expression.py вместо join-ite там?
'''
if attr_name is None: klas_attr = klas_attr_or_klas
else: klas_attr = getattr(klas_attr_or_klas, attr_name)
op = klasattr.__eq__
try:
ab = about_relation(klas_attr)
except ValueError:
pass #non-rel
else:
if ab.thisside.has_many: op = klasattr.contains
return op(value)
def get_which_owner( me):
try: return me._which_owner
except AttributeError: pass
# here is walking refs at column-level; maybe mapperExt @ populate_instance
from dbcook.aboutrel import about_relation
for selector in me.possible_owners():
ab = about_relation( me.__class__, selector)
column = ab.thisside.column
if getattr( me, column.key) is not None:
me._which_owner = selector
return selector
# above alone is not enough -
# - a newly-created object + low-level copy of refs (not via .owner)
# would not have column_id set-up yet (but would have an attr)
# warning: this may fire lazy-loads
for selector in me.possible_owners():
if getattr( me, selector) is not None:
me._which_owner = selector
return selector
return None
def rel_has_or_anyhas(klas_attr_or_klas, other_attr_name, value, attr_name=None):
ab = about_relation(klas_attr_or_klas, attr_name)
klasattr = ab.thisside.attr
other_attr = getattr(ab.otherside.klas, other_attr_name)
has = ab.thisside.has_many and klasattr.any or klasattr.has
return has(other_attr == value)
