(moving to google groups)
the idea of using an instrumented list subclass is that you *would*
use the association object, and just have the list subclass handle
the references to the association object for you, i.e.:
class MyList(list):
def append(self, item):
super(MyList,
On 11/1/06, Michael Bayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(moving to google groups)
Eh, sorry cached email address.
the idea of using an instrumented list subclass is that you *would*
use the association object, and just have the list subclass handle
the references to the association object for
OK, i was oversimplifying. if you really want a total bi-directional
many-to-many relationship where the association object is essentially
invisible, you have to set up proxies in both directions. The
attached script illustrates an almost generic way of doing this
which, after a few more
