On 06/14/10 00:36, Jeremy Evans wrote:
On Jun 13, 12:58 pm, John Anderson<[email protected]> wrote:
OK, so let's say I have
class Passenger< Sequel::Model; end
then obviously
Passenger.dataset.model
returns Passenger. I initially thought that
Passenger.dataset.naked.model
would return nil, but it returns Passenger.
A dataset from, say, DB[:passengers] doesn't even have model defined as
a method.
IMHO, Dataset#naked should then remove the model method. Or am I missing
something obvious?
Well, removing the model method is very different from having it
return nil. It's possible to override naked to set model to nil, but
what about using row_proc= to remove it? Also, how about the dataset
destroy method? I don't think these changes are worth the effort, but
I'll certainly consider them if people here think they are a good
idea.
It's been a while, I've been busy with other things. Would you be
interested in a patch for these?
bye
John
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