On 1/14/06, The Boss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> but when I try to put a check into add_related that says to create a
> new group if the person doesn't yet have one
> (by using
> g=group.Group(name='x')
> g.save()
>
> it tells me that global name groups is not defined, despite having
> defined Group class right above People class, and despite the fact that
> g=group.Group(name='x') works in the python command line.
For now the easyist way to do this is to import Group in your method
body. For example:
class Person(meta.Model):
# attributes, etc.
def add_related(self):
from django.models.mypp.group import Group
g=group.Group(name='x')
g.save()
Django currently does some magic stuff in the models that doesn't
allow imports to work as you'd expect them to. This will be fixed
soon. Probably in 0.92.
Search for module_constants on
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/model_api/ for another
option.
Joseph
