On 2006-04-10 07:11:38 +0000, fayland wrote:
> when calling update_or_create, I want to know it's "create" or
> "update" since I want to do different thing according to different
> type. such as not + 1 if it's an "update" and +1 if it's a "create".
update_or_create is designed to be a black box in this respect. Once
I finish my changes to find (so it searches constraints the same way
update_or_create does now), you'll be able to do your own checks:
my $row = $rs->find(...);
if (defined $row) {
$row->set_columns(...);
$row->update;
}
else {
$row = $rs->create(...);
}
Making update_or_create work differently than other ResultSet methods
that return a Row doesn't seem conducive to a clean API.
--
Daniel Westermann-Clark
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