--- Tony Bowden <tony-maypole at kasei.com> wrote:
> On Sun, Dec 26, 2004 at 12:53:23PM -0800, Peter Speltz wrote:
> > The example in its simplicity is misleading as under default class dbi a
> table
> > like "note_card" will have a moniker like "notecard" and thus the directory
> > "notecard" will be searched.
>
> A table doesn't have a moniker.
>
> Only classes have monikers.
>
Right. I meant -- A class whose table is 'note_card' and is automatically
created by Class::DBI::Loader and thus gets a class name of "NoteCard" will
have a moniker of "notecard".
Sorry if I confused anyone.
> And the moniker can certainly have an underscore.
>
That may be good to know sometime. Thanks. I looked in CDBI docs and Universal
Moniker docs and couldn't find any specifics of what does. Is there a reason
why that method is undocumented (or is it documented)? If it's because no one's
done it yet, i'll try to send a patch if that'd be desireable.
> Tony
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