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On Friday 17 January 2003 02:09 pm, Luke Holden wrote:
> I may be wrong, but in order for myObject1 to get its in-memory list of
> Object2s updated... you would have to add a function like .addToObject2s
> but for deleting Object2's to the Object1.py file.

In other words, I had to write the following method:

        def delFromPermissions(self, value):
                assert value is not None
                from Security.RolePermissions import RolePermissions
                assert isinstance(value, RolePermissions)
                assert value in self.permissions()
                self.permissions().remove(value)
                store = self.store()
                if self.isInStore() and value.isInStore():
                        store.deleteObject(value)

shouldn't this be generated automatically by middlekit?
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Luke Holden
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