So I've got a Multi-Table parent model, CalendarEvent, and two child
models: Regatta and Meeting.
I've got a calendar view that shows all of the upcoming events like
this:
events = CalendarEvent.objects.all()
But I want to determine what kind of event each of these are (Regatta
or Meeting) from the object's CalendarEvent instance. I could've sworn
I found some good way to do this, but have completely forgotten. I'd
really hate to have to make a field to set the event type in, it seems
counter to the entire idea.
It'd be awesome to be able to do something like:
for event in events:
if event.child_class == Regatta:
do stuff
Any ideas for this? I noticed there are methods on each CalendarEvent
'regatta' and 'meeting', worse case I could check each of these for
non-null values and return something, but this seems kludgey.
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