To do this nicely ticket #767 would have to be fixed, but until then
this should work:
def rlike_match_all(entity, **kwargs):
return and_(*[getattr(entity,
key).comparator.expression_element().op('rlike')(value) for key,value
in kwargs.items()])
and use it by
Resource.select(rlike_match_all(Resource, query_dict))
Ants
So you can
On Nov 1, 8:12 pm, iain duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Others gave some pointers a while back on using rlike with query
> filters. I'm wondering whether there is some way to get rlike with
> assign_mapper syntax?
>
> I'm using right now
>
> Resource.select_by( **query_dict )
>
> where query dict is name/val pairs, I'd like to be able to make those
> name/val pairs be re matches. Any tips most appreciated!
>
> Thanks
> Iain
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