ZODB: don't like self._p_changed

[Max M]

Thomas Guettler wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> I like ZODB very much. With it I don't need to
> squeeze my application into database tables.
> 
> Unfortunately you need to set self._p_changed=1
> if you change a list of the object.
> 
> Example:
> self.my_list.append("foo")
> self._p_changed=1 # This is needed


You could also just do::

     l = self.my_list
     l.append("foo")
     self.my_list = l

> Will this disappear in the future?


Probably not. How should an object know if a mutable subobject has been 
changed?

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