> In [1]: oo=Tariffa().select(limit=1)[0]
> In [2]: for jjj in oo.c: print jjj.name
> codice
> aliquota_iva
> aliquota_enpav
> centro_costo
> cod_funzione_calcolo
> unita_misura
oo.c will iterate over the attributes of the mapped table. You can iterate
over all attributes, including relations defined in mappers, with:
for one_attr in oo.mapper.props.keys():
print getattr(oo,one_attr)
Not sure however if that's the correct way...
For "mapper only" properties, you canget them with:
mapper_props = oo.mapper.properties.keys()
Actually, oo.mapper.props.keys() is the (almost) concatenation of table +
mapper properties since:
set(sorted(cl.c.keys() + cl.mapper.properties.keys())) ==
set(sorted(cl.mapper.props.keys()))
=> True
Hope it helps.
Cheers,
Seb
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sebastien.lelong[at]sirloon.net
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