Eduard Giménez wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to use DBIx::Class::InflateColumn to inflate some date columns,
> so I put that on the model (it's a Catalyst App attacking a MySQL DB).
>
> __PACKAGE__->inflate_column('creation_time', {
> inflate => sub { DateTime::Format::MySQL->parse_datetime(shift); },
> deflate => sub { DateTime::Format::MySQL->format_datetime(shift); },
> });
InflateColumn::DateTime is your friend. There isn't a good reason to
roll your own inflators/deflators for datetime fields.
>
> It works well, but I have to access to this column using
> get_inflated_column("creation_time")
"have to"? Why no just use the accessor? $obj->creation_time ?
. I would like to get the inflated
> result for each request, so doing simply a get_column("creation_time") would
> be enough.
Does not compute. get_column returns the raw DB value, not the inflated
object. If you're after the inflated object, use the accessor:
$obj->creation_time. There's usually no good need for most people to
dive into anything other than that....esp get_inflated_column.
>
> I couldn't find a way to do that, so now I'm trying to overload the
> inflate_result method, so it will parse each row and each column inflating
> the desired ones.
Huh?
-=Chris
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