Hello, i’ve been doing a work which i need to use a custom collection with
lazy=’dynamic’, and i saw that it’s not possible, and the right way to do
this is inheritance “Query”, something like this:
from sqlalchemy.orm import Query
class MyCollection(Query): …
and after:
Collector(object):…
mycollection = relationship(‘Whatever’, lazy=’dynamic’, query_class =
MyCollection)
but, which method do i need to override to get a custom access? like the
next methods that i overrid when i'm using collection_class.
def append(self, i): …
def __getitem__(self, i): …
def __iter__(self): ...
i read the sqlalchemy code, so do i need to inheritance AppenderQuery too?
I tried to do this in many ways, but i didn’t have success, what is the
good way to do this?
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