Hi,
is it possible to do filtering based on a method or a property of the
model?
Say I have a model with a from_date field and a to_date field and a
method, defined within the model, which checks if the model instance
is current, that is:
from datetime import date
@property
def is_current(self):
return self.from_date <= date.today() and self.to_date >=
date.today()
is there any way, in the manager, to do something like
MyModel.objects.filter(is_current=True) ?
Thanks and regards
Francesco
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