I've got a row from sqlobject using the XXX.get(1) technique. so far so
good.
now I've got a dictionary of updates that I want to use to update the db,
but only if the old data meets certain criteria. So I would like to do
something like:
row = mytable.get(1)
for (name,value) in mychanges.items():
if row.col(name) != '&":
row.col(name) = value
I know I can do it with getattr(row, name), but that's ugly (to me).
As cool as sqlobject is, there must be a pythonic way of doing this. Any
ideas?
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