Dana Hudes wrote:
> We've bandied this about. I've come up with a definitive
> argument against messing with the plurality of column names.
> When we record a woman's measurements, we do not say "hip"
> measurement, we say "hips" because the measurement isn't
> around one hip its around two.
I don't think I've ever had occasion to, but I think I'd say "hip
measurement".
If there are hard and fast rules about plurality, I don't know what they
are. Do you know why we brush our teeth with a toothbrush and not a
teethbrush?
As far as I'm concerned, you can call your tables and columns whatever
you like. I think it's more important that there's a naming 'convention'
(i.e. it's consistent and predictable).
Maypole /shouldn't/ get in the way (other than a few reserved method
names). But I suspect that the problems you're having with naming is
coming from Class::DBI::Loader::Relationship or Class::DBI::Loader.
Maypole should accommodate a custom loader or vanilla Class::DBI
packages via Maypole::Model::CDBI::Plain.
HTH
Simon
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