ActiveRecord: TableName property readonly. about delphimvcframework HOT 9 CLOSED

Hi Daniele :)
With previous version i just workaround in this way :

constructor TeMYACTIVERECORDCreate;
begin
  inherited;
  Self.fTableMap.fTableName := CRRECT_TABLE_NAME ; 
end;

I tried now woth your new idea , and it works well :)
It's more transparent solution, thanks :) :)

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TableName Is now read-only, as you noticed. What we're trying to add is to pass the TableName as (optional) constructor parameter. Does this solve your issue?

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mm, no not really :(
because now it can works well with TMVCActiveRecordController without any external parameters.

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Can you explain your latest comment? The parameter is an addition to the current behavior, so what work today will continue to work.

The ratio will be: if no parameter is provided through the constructor, the behavior is completely the same as today. If a parameter is provided then the MVCTable attribute is ignored and the actual TableName is the one provided in the parameter.

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because my code is inside all my ActiveRecord classes, in the constructor!
but , maybe, I can access directly to fTableMap.fTableName :) i see now "fTableName " is public and no more private :)

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I'm working on a solution valid for all the cases. PLease, wait for an update and redo your tests, please.

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Please, update the repo and check hot the GetCustomTableName method works.
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TMVCActiveRecord.GetCustomTableName allows to overwrite the tablename defined in the MVCTableName attribute. Just overwrite the method in descendant classes and return the tablename to use for the current instance.

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any news?

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Great! Thank you for your feedback

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