On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 3:14 PM, Calum MacLeod pan...@sky.com wrote:
if date not in duties:
duty = Duty(date=date)
duties[date] = duty
if name not in volunteers:
volunteer = Volunteer(fore=fore, surn=surn, name=name)
volunteers[name] = volunteer
Thanks, Ian,
I appreciate your advice and have removed the first conditional (if name
not in duties).
Have now changed that to:
duty = Duty(date=date)
duties[date] = duty
if name not in volunteers:
volunteer = Volunteer(fore=fore, surn=surn, name=name)
Hi Calum,
On 01/13/2012 01:31 PM, Calum MacLeod wrote:
Thanks, Ian,
I appreciate your advice and have removed the first conditional (if
name not in duties).
Have now changed that to:
duty = Duty(date=date)
duties[date] = duty
if name not in volunteers:
volunteer =
Dear Werner,
Thanks for completing the puzzle for me!
I followed your code precisely and it worked as you would have expected.
So now I have the @hybrid property in my class definition too.
(The reason that I ended up previously with fore,surn and name was that
I was not sure of how the line
I am relatively new both to python and to sqlalchemy. I am a hobbiest,
trying to learn this for fun. Have been using a Sunday tea rota as a
simple project by which to learn the rudiments of sqla. The rota
consists of 16 people and the number of days on which tea is offered
amounts to 47.
