On Wed, 2007-10-10 at 16:41 -0700, jason kirtland wrote:
Jim Musil wrote:
I don't see support for RLIKE, NOT RLIKE, or REGEXP anywhere.
Is there support for this?
Yes, you can use these operators and any others via the .op() method:
table.c.col1.op('rlike')('re')
Hi,
Resource.select_by( foo=bar )
Untested, but I reckon this will work:
Resource.query.filter(Resource.foo.op('rlike')('bar'))
Paul
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On Oct 21, 2007, at 4:36 PM, Paul Johnston wrote:
Hi,
Resource.select_by( foo=bar )
Untested, but I reckon this will work:
Resource.query.filter(Resource.foo.op('rlike')('bar'))
might need to call op() off the Table instance for now, might not
have added op() to the class-based
On Sun, 2007-21-10 at 17:12 -0400, Michael Bayer wrote:
On Oct 21, 2007, at 4:36 PM, Paul Johnston wrote:
Hi,
Resource.select_by( foo=bar )
Untested, but I reckon this will work:
Resource.query.filter(Resource.foo.op('rlike')('bar'))
might need to call op() off the
Jim Musil wrote:
I don't see support for RLIKE, NOT RLIKE, or REGEXP anywhere.
Is there support for this?
Yes, you can use these operators and any others via the .op() method:
table.c.col1.op('rlike')('re')
not_(table.c.col1.op('rlike')('re'))
table.c.col1.op('regexp')('re')
-j
On 10/11/07, jason kirtland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim Musil wrote:
I don't see support for RLIKE, NOT RLIKE, or REGEXP anywhere.
Is there support for this?
Yes, you can use these operators and any others via the .op() method:
table.c.col1.op('rlike')('re')
