MetaKit for python (Mk4py) on Macintosh ... no way :(
Frank Sergeant
frank.sergeant at redneck.net
Wed Mar 1 12:26:14 EST 2000
"Gordon McMillan" <gmcm at hypernet.com> writes:
> [Metakit]
> view1 = db.view('view1')
> view2 = db.view('view2')
> view2.rename(view2.e, 'd')
> v = view1.join(v2, view1.d)
> v = v.select(f=value)
> for row in v:
> print row.a, row.c
Thanks for posting the snippet. The more the merrier.
One thing I think the Tcl version of MetaKit can do is to return
the field values of a row as a list. I have figured out how to
do that yet with Mk4py. I'm doing in in a very clunky way by
using getattr along with a list of column names.
Is there an easy way to do that with Mk4py?
for row in v:
list_of_values = row.valuesAsList()
-- Frank
frank at canyon-medical.com
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