Hi,
The title is my best guess for what the issue is most likely linked to...
although in this case, it's... *weirder*...
The code:
logging.info('-------------------------------------------| %i ' %
self._user.id)
logging.info('-------------------------------------------| %s ' %
self._user.email)
res = db(db.user_atom.user == self._user.id
and db.user_atom.top_atom == self._top_atom.id).select()
logging.info('-------------------------------------------| %i ' %res
[0].user.id)
logging.info('-------------------------------------------| %s ' %res
[0].user.email)
...puts out:
INFO 2013-01-12 11:06:29,201 9_signup_forms.py:131]
-------------------------------------------| 505
INFO 2013-01-12 11:06:29,202 9_signup_forms.py:132]
-------------------------------------------| herve.may...@ymail.com
INFO 2013-01-12 11:06:29,225 9_signup_forms.py:135]
-------------------------------------------| 454
INFO 2013-01-12 11:06:29,271 9_signup_forms.py:136]
-------------------------------------------| molhok...@gmail.com
That is, selecting with the user with id 505 returns the record value for
user with id 454... knowing that user with id 454 is the previously created
user in the same process...
Saying this is a class reference issue is a wild guess, since this is a
variable assignment call within a method of a class instance, and not the
return of a class property for example...
I would be grateful for a logical explanation of what is happening, and can
provide more context/code, if ncessary...
In any case, thanks for the great framework...
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molhokwai
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