Berk, Murat wrote:

We used to store a view name in one view (instead of marking cell as subview) so that we can do getAs(name) and use it.

I do not want to change a lot of things, but when we try to delete the rows in the first view, the only thing we can do is to remove all elements of the second view but I cannot really delete it.

view1
 name  <field1> <field2> <field3>
  name1  data...
  name2  data...

__name1__
  prop1 prop2 prop3

__name2__
  prop1 prop2 prop3


When we delete name1 from the first view, I want to remove the whole view
called __name1__. How can I do this..

storage.GetAs("__name1__")


IOW, omit the usual "[...]" part. Am I missing something?

Since everything is a view including database itself, in theory this should be possible.

Yes.


The one confusing part could be that the view won't go away until committed. All properties, including subviews, including therefore also top-level views, stay around afetr a restructure, and only truly vanish on commit (that makes it possible to re-structure, copy over, then commit).

-jcw

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