thanks leonel for the hints, find the solution with update_naive, because
the logic for the real code is to recalculate the order table when it's
update
e.g. use update_naive
def __after_update_order(s, f):
if not ('is_active' in f and f['is_active'] == False):
s.update_naive(notes = 'test')
from the book
For this purpose there the Set objects have an update_naive method that
works like update but ignores before and after callbacks.
is there any side effect for this? tested it works smoothly, perhaps i can
use compute function for that
thanks and best regards,
stifan
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