Re: Did I reinvent the wheel?
Re: Did I reinvent the wheel?
- Subject: Re: Did I reinvent the wheel?
- From: Western Botanicals <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 9 May 2008 14:34:52 -0600
Thank you for your response.
Those classes are a start, but they leave all the hard parts as
abstract methods to be filled in, so I don't think they'd be useful
on their own to anyone else.
Would it be a good thing then, to make it like Ruby on Rails and
assume that the attribute names and the names of the columns in the db
are the same? Or is there another way to make it automatically create
and fill an object?
Once you implement and debug the whole thing it'd be very useful,
but that ends up being an object-relational mapping framework; I've
done that (in C++) and it's really damn hard. It would probably be
much, much easier to adapt an existing sqlite framework like
QuickLite instead.
I actually have it up and going, and it seems to work pretty well. But
I haven't actually got it connected to a gui with real users yet.
PS: I didn't look in detail at all your classes, but I did notice
that the UUID methods in BusinessObject have leaks.
That is wierd, because Xcode hasn't given me any warnings.
Justin Giboney
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