Use populate() for DB objects

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Jon Tibble 2010-07-15 23:45:55 +01:00
parent f8ead8e7c8
commit 96ed86a13a

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@ -303,28 +303,22 @@ class SongImport(object):
author = self.manager.get_object_filtered(Author,
Author.display_name == authortext)
if author is None:
author = Author()
author.display_name = authortext
author.last_name = authortext.split(u' ')[-1]
author.first_name = u' '.join(authortext.split(u' ')[:-1])
self.manager.save_object(author)
author = Author.populate(display_name = authortext,
last_name=authortext.split(u' ')[-1],
first_name=u' '.join(authortext.split(u' ')[:-1]))
song.authors.append(author)
if self.song_book_name:
song_book = self.manager.get_object_filtered(Book,
Book.name == self.song_book_name)
if song_book is None:
song_book = Book()
song_book.name = self.song_book_name
song_book.publisher = self.song_book_pub
self.manager.save_object(song_book)
song.song_book_id = song_book.id
song_book = Book.populate(name=self.song_book_name,
publisher=self.song_book_pub)
song.book = song_book
for topictext in self.topics:
topic = self.manager.get_object_filtered(Topic,
Topic.name == topictext)
if topic is None:
topic = Topic()
topic.name = topictext
self.manager.save_object(topic)
topic = Topic.populate(name=topictext)
song.topics.append(topictext)
self.manager.save_object(song)