This question has indeed been asked several times, there is also a
ticket about it. As far as i can tell, the actsAsTree method is empty,
in the Doctrine_Record class, which means that hierarchical data is
not yet fully supported in Doctrine (despite the documentation
claiming otherwise). The right person to ask is Joe Simms since he
implemented some, or all the hierarchical data code in Doctrine.
I will implement this in schema.yml as soon as everybody has agreed
upon which syntax is best (Joe thought about "actsAsTree", but zyne
preferred "option"... there is a second ticket about that for
sfDoctrine :-P). When everything is ready, i'll implement model
building accordingly.
On 2 fév, 17:40, "Pierre Minnieur" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
project.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> as I can see the Doctrine Team added support for hierarchical data in
> form of a NestedTree implementation (two more will follow I guess from
> the sources).
>
> Now I'm asking, is automatic support for Trees in the schema.yml
> (like: _attributes: { isTree: true, treeImpl: NestedSet, treeOpts:
> { foo: bar } } on your ToDo list or have anybody ever asked about
> that? If not, I do so! ;-)
>
> Cheers,
> Pierre
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