Many thanks for reply however this doesn't seem to be a complete fix - code
is failing on the 'in'  piece of this filter function and I am not clear
how this relates to the belongs code up above.

Regards
Russ


    GAE_FILTER_OPTIONS = {
        '=': lambda q, t, p, v: q.filter(getattr(t,p) == v),
        '>': lambda q, t, p, v: q.filter(getattr(t,p) > v),
        '<': lambda q, t, p, v: q.filter(getattr(t,p) < v),
        '<=': lambda q, t, p, v: q.filter(getattr(t,p) <= v),
        '>=': lambda q, t, p, v: q.filter(getattr(t,p) >= v),
        '!=': lambda q, t, p, v: q.filter(getattr(t,p) != v),
        'in': lambda q, t, p, v: q.filter(getattr(t,p).IN(v)),
        }

    def filter(self, query, tableobj, prop, op, value):
        return self.GAE_FILTER_OPTIONS[op](query, tableobj, prop, value)


On Mon, Sep 1, 2014 at 12:32 PM, Quint <muijsenbe...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Ok,
>
> I did not test this but from what can see from here the line below needs
> to be changed. (This line does not yet consider NDB.)
>
> def BELONGS(self, first, second=None):
>  if not isinstance(second, (list, tuple, set)):
>    raise SyntaxError("Not supported")
>  if not self.use_ndb:
>    if isinstance(second, set):
>      second = list(second)
>  if first.type == 'id':
>    second = [Key.from_path(first._tablename, int(i)) for i in second]
>    second = [self.keyfunc(first._tablename, int(i)) for i in second]
>
>  return [GAEF(first.name, 'in', second, lambda a, b:a in b)]
>
> Quint
>
>
> On Saturday, August 30, 2014 1:37:07 AM UTC+2, Russ King wrote:
>
>>
>> I am struggling to use belongs on GAE+NDB it appears that:
>>
>>     quests = 
>> db(db.question.level.belongs([1])).select(db.question.id,db.question.level)
>>  is valid  however
>>
>>     quests = db(db.question.id.belongs([1])).select(db.question.id,
>> db.question.level) generates an error along the lines of
>>
>> <type 'exceptions.AttributeError'> type object 'question' has no
>> attribute '__key__'
>>
>> is this because the key field is different from the other fields and is
>> there some sort of workaround to retrieve a set of records from a list of
>> keys or am I missing something
>>
>> Regards
>> Russ
>>
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