问题
My application has domain classes which have the same logical relation as photo albums and individual photographs. Using a List
for the hasMany
association should support backwards and forward movement within individual albums, without having to explicitly manage a position field or previous / next pointers.
For example:
class Album {
static hasMany = [photos: Photo]
List photos // Generates column `album_idx` in table for Photo.
Integer size // Memoized.
}
class Photo {
static belongsTo = [album: Album]
static hasOne = [content: PhotoData] // PhotoData has byte[] field for data
}
class Controller {
def prev() {
def prevIdx = idx==0 ? album.size - 1 : idx -1 // etc.
}
}
Can I access the value of the _idx
without a native SQL query?
I've tried photo.album.photos.indexOf(photo)
, but indexOf
returns -1
because the loading is apparently too lazy for indexOf
, though in general I do want lazy loading. I blame lazy loading because in the debugger list items are randomly populated and I suspect those that are were simply cached previously. It's possible I'm misunderstanding GORM's behavior here.
In any event photo.album.photos.indexOf(photo)
is uglier and (probably) slower than an immediate field access. Ideally I could define a mapping between the generated _idx
column and a field in Photo
, to allow access using photo.albumIdx
.
回答1:
Using indexColumn in combination with updateable and insertable mappings, you can have collection items (e.g. your Photos) index aware. For example:
class Album {
static hasMany = [photos: Photo]
List photos // Generates column `album_idx` in table for Photo.
Integer size // Memoized.
static mapping = {
photos indexColumn: [name: "position", type: Integer]
}
}
class Photo {
Integer position
static belongsTo = [album: Album]
static hasOne = [content: PhotoData] // PhotoData has byte[] field for data
static mapping = {
position updateable: false, insertable: false
}
}
photo.position
will now give you this photo's index (NOTE: by default list order is 0 based)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18524281/gorm-access-list-index-of-hasmany-association