I wrote this for now, a terrible hack
def get_order
str = self.inspect
ar = str.split(',')
ar[0] = ar[0].gsub(/^\S*/,'')
ar[ar.length - 1] = ar.last.chop
puts 'ar'
p ar
ar2 = ar.map{|el| el.split(":")[0].strip}
puts 'ar2'
p ar2
del_idxs = []
ar2.each_with_index do |el,idx|
if !self.attribute_names.include?(el)
del_idxs << idx
end
end
puts 'del idx'
puts "\n\n\n"
del_idxs.each{|i| ar2.delete_at(i)}
ar2
end
On Aug 15, 5:46 pm, Jedrin <jrubia...@gmail.com> wrote:
> If rec is an active record object and you call rec.attribute_names, it
> gives you the field names in alphabetical order.
> If there is a way to get the order that the fields where created into
> the dabatase on the create_table sql call, I would find that very
> useful. It seems like there is supposed to be a columns(), and
> column_names() methods, but I am not seeing them and wondering if they
> maybe disappeared in rails 3 ?
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