Hi,
Could support for standard Nhibernate enumeration mapping be added to
AutoPersistenceModel?
For example mapping a property Direction of type enum WindDirection {}
would produce following output:
<property name="Direction">
<column name="WindDirection" />
</property>
Example implementation would be:
public class Conventions {
...
public void UseSimpleEnumeration()
{
ReplaceTypeConvention<EnumerationTypeConvention>(new
SimpleEnumerationTypeConvention());
RemoveTypeConvention<NullableEnumerationTypeConvention>();
}
private void RemoveTypeConvention<TConvention>()
{
var convention = _typeConventions.Find(c => c.GetType() == typeof
(TConvention));
if (convention != null)
typeConventions.Remove(convention);
}
private void ReplaceTypeConvention<TConvention>(ITypeConvention
replacement)
{
RemoveTypeConvention<TConvention>();
AddTypeConvention(replacement);
}
}
public class SimpleEnumerationTypeConvention : ITypeConvention
{
public bool CanHandle(Type type)
{
return type.IsEnum;
}
public void AlterMap(IProperty propertyMapping)
{
}
}
And Usage:
AutoPersistenceModel
.WithConvention(convention => convention.UseSimpleEnumeration())
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