RE: [CDBI] Automatic inheritance?

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Have you tried Class::DBI::Relationship::IsA?

It sounds like it might be right up your alley.


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> Hey all-
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> I'm trying to do something weird, and I'm stumped as to how to do it.
I am
> writing some scripts to control a cluster of machines. I have a table
set
> up with each row defining a machine (ip address, etc..) and it's
working
> swimmingly well.
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> I have an issue though. I'd like to be able to subclass the machine
class
> into a machine::windows and machine::linux class since some functions
are
> different depending on if the machine is running windows or linux. I'm
> just not sure how I'd go about it though. At first glance, it seems
like
> the 'select' trigger would work, but would it work with relationships
as
> well? (it seems like before_create or after_create would be called at
some
> point too, but my grasp of the terminology is too weak to decide)
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> So, I guess the question is, will writing a 'select' trigger for my
class
> allow me to hook the contructor into letting me bless the class as a
> subclass? And if so, will class::dbi's @ISA barf on me?
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> Thanks for your patience-
> Andrew
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