HI
Unfortunately that won't work.
>From the docs you can
"""In a query, comparing a list property to a value performs the test
against the list members: list_property = value tests if the value
appears anywhere in the list, list_property < value tests if any of
the members of the list are less than the given value, and so forth.
A query cannot compare two list values. There is no way to test two
lists for equality without testing each element for membership
separately."""
(ie no != or not in )
In addition because of the way indexing works, you won't have a index
to objects that don't have a specific value.
T
On Apr 11, 12:40 am, molicule <molic...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In the example below, I have a StringListProperty 'stems' and
> when I try to do a != I do not get the desired result. Where it should
> fetch no
> results it fetches two.
>
> >>> for q in Mymodel.all().filter("stems !=", "purpl").fetch(10): print
> >>> q.stems
>
> ...
> [u'blue', u'black', u'green', u'grei', u'purpl']
> [u'blue', u'green', u'orang', u'violet', u'purpl']
>
>
>
> What filter would I need to use to achieve the desired result ?
>
> Thanks
> S. Sriram
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