rInfo = {default = 0; };
thank you John for pointing out the zero.
Ted
--- On Wed, 4/18/12, Chuck Hill wrote:
> From: Chuck Hill
> Subject: Re: Entity Modeler, attributes default value for migrations
> To: "John Huss"
> Cc: "Theodore Petrosky" , "WebObjects-Dev
I didn't understand 'edit manually' until I used Chuck's method of adding a
"User Info" entry in Entity Modeler. Then I used TextMate on the plist and
understood.
Thanks,
Ted
--- On Wed, 4/18/12, John Huss wrote:
From: John Huss
Subject: Re: Entity Modeler
quot;isfiled", false,
er.extensions.foundation.ERXValueUtilities.booleanValue("false"));
Obviously, it is just fine, just a little wordy.
Thank you,
Ted
--- On Wed, 4/18/12, Chuck Hill wrote:
> From: Chuck Hill
> Subject: Re: Entity Modeler, attributes default value for migrations
&g
Hand edit? Eeew! :-P
Select the property and then the User Info tab in the Properties inspector.
Click where it says (0 items) and hit Enter. Edit the name and value.
Chuck
On 2012-04-18, at 1:07 PM, John Huss wrote:
> You have to add it manually into the userInfo dictionary by editing
Thanks John!
Learn something every day :-)
David
On 2012-04-18, at 1:42 PM, John Huss wrote:
> I was hoping there was a box in Entity Modeler that said, "Default Value".
>
> There is no box, but if you hand-edit the file like I said it will do what
> you want.
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>
> I was hoping there was a box in Entity Modeler that said, "Default Value".
>
There is no box, but if you hand-edit the file like I said it will do what
you want.
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box in Entity Modeler that said, "Default Value".
there are two signatures for newFlagBooleanColumn
newFlagBooleanColumn(name, allowNull)newFlagBooleanColumn(name, allowNull,
defalutValue)
newIntegerColumn is the same (two signatures)
Ted
--- On Wed, 4/18/12, David Holt wrote:
From: Davi
Hi Ted,
You can use EOF to set your values in migrations, so I guess you could set your
default values in your entity?
See Mike's example app SecretPal and the SecretPal0 migration postUpgrade
method. That might give you what you are looking for.
Also just recently someone (Ramsey?) posted th
You have to add it manually into the userInfo dictionary by editing by
model with a text editor. For example, for the ATTRIBUTE called "deleted":
...
{
columnName = "scp_deleted";
name = deleted;
prototypeName = intBoolean;
*userInfo = {defa
When I create an attribute in Entity Modeler, and create the migrations, it
does a beautiful job.
creativeBriefTable.newFlagBooleanColumn("isfiled", false);
and I know I can add a default value here
creativeBriefTable.newFlagBooleanColumn("isfiled", false, false);
problem is that if I go back
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