Re: [CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??

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From: Phil Mitchell
Subject: Re: [CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??
Date: 23:34 on 24 Oct 2005
On 10/24/05, Perrin Harkins <perrin@xxxx.xxx> wrote:
> On Mon, 2005-10-24 at 15:07 -0700, Phil Mitchell wrote:
> > OTOH, I can run essentially the same code inside a single template
> > inside my app:
> >
> > [% prefs.home_page %]<br>  =3D> X
> > [% user.prefs.home_page %]<br>  =3D> X
> >
> > [% prefs.home_page('Y') %]<br>
> > [% prefs.update() %]<br>
> >
> > [% prefs.home_page %]<br>  =3D> Y
> > [% user.prefs.home_page %]<br> =3D> X
> >
> > ...and see the weird behavior.
>
> Possible cloning side effects from the TT stash?
>
> You can identify if the two refs are pointing to the same object by
> printing their refaddr() values with Scalar::Util.

Yes, they are indeed different! However, my tests suggest it's not an
issue with TT stash cloning. Using refaddr, I can watch what happens
in my controller, and they're distinct before they ever get to the
stash. Apparently CDBI can't see the Prefs object that's referenced by
the User object that's stored in the catalyst session object. I'm
suspicious of the session object, bc I've been able to replicate this
behavior with another class, just by sticking it into the session
object.

For sanity's sake, here's the sequence:

User logs in and User object is saved to session
User has a prefs object
User wants to edit prefs
Prefs object is retrieved from db
Prefs object is updated
User->prefs is not refreshed




>
> - Perrin
>
>


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[CDBI] uniqueness of objects in memory??
Phil Mitchell 03:32 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] uniqueness of objects in memory??
Perrin Harkins 16:12 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] uniqueness of objects in memory??
Phil Mitchell 17:42 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] uniqueness of objects in memory??
Perrin Harkins 18:41 on 24 Oct 2005

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Re: [CDBI] uniqueness of objects in memory??
Phil Mitchell 19:43 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] uniqueness of objects in memory??
William Ross 19:50 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] uniqueness of objects in memory??
Phil Mitchell 19:35 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] uniqueness of objects in memory??
Perrin Harkins 19:52 on 24 Oct 2005

[CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??
Edward J. Sabol 19:47 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??
Perrin Harkins 19:54 on 24 Oct 2005

[CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??
Edward J. Sabol 20:03 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??
Phil Mitchell 20:18 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] uniqueness of objects in memory??
Christopher H. Laco 19:46 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] uniqueness of objects in memory??
Christopher H. Laco 19:56 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??
Michael Peters 20:23 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??
Phil Mitchell 20:31 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??
Bill Moseley 20:46 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??
Phil Mitchell 21:30 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??
Phil Mitchell 22:07 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??
Perrin Harkins 22:13 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??
Phil Mitchell 23:34 on 24 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??
Rod McChesney 03:15 on 25 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??
Phil Mitchell 03:48 on 25 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??
Perrin Harkins 04:18 on 25 Oct 2005

Re: [CDBI] Re: uniqueness of objects in memory??
Phil Mitchell 06:08 on 25 Oct 2005

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