Good afternoon,
On 31/01/10 at 8:31 PM -0000, Carl Franks <fireart...@gmail.com> wrote:
A search of the DBIx::Class distribution doesn't turn up any hits for
"is_array" - is this a standard that anyone else uses?
If not, does DBIC already use something else for the same meaning?
I couldn't find it used anywhere else. I chose that name based
on how InflateColumn::Object::Enum uses `is_enum` and
InflateColumn::Boolean uses `is_boolean`.
So really the patch I'm offering should maybe instead look like
(although assigning arrays doesn't seem to be preferred usage
for InflateColumn::Object::Enum):
my $value = ( $dbic->result_source->has_column($accessor)
and (exists
$dbic->result_source->column_info($accessor)->{is_array}
or exists
$dbic->result_source->column_info($accessor)->{is_enum} ) )
? $form->param_array( $field->nested_name )
: $form->param_value( $field->nested_name ) ;
I considered creating InflateColumn::Array but it seemed
overkill. If it ever does get created, I expect it will use `is_array`.
Putting the `is_array` specifier in the dbic schema code made
more sense to me. I could also see it being an attribute of ff
field/element model_config too. Either way works for my needs.
Just as along as I've got same way to get `$form->param_array`
rather than `$form->param_value` to assign to the column.
Charlie
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