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in_scope?
Reported by qoobaa | November 24th, 2008 @ 10:59 PM | in 2.x
The patch adds new scope functionality that I've found very useful in my project. It simply adds new instance method called in_scope? to each defined named_scope. I use it in several cases, i.e.
class User
named_scope :destroyable, :conditions => "..." # simple association check
before_destroy :in_destroyable?
end
user = User.destroyable.first
user.in_destroyable? # the same as User.destroyable.include?(user)
#=> true
Firstly I used :destroyable? method (without "in_") but it may collide with some boolean attributes like "active", etc. Implementation is very simple and it uses ordinary :include? method to check the inclusion. Probably it can be optimised to do the inclusion check in SQL, but for me it's really enough.
Comments and changes to this ticket
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Pratik March 7th, 2009 @ 03:58 PM
- Assigned user set to Pratik
- Tag changed from activerecord, edge, enhancement, named_scope, tested to activerecord, edge, enhancement, named_scope, patch, tested
- State changed from new to invalid
I don't think this belongs to core. Also, you could just use exists? though.
Thanks.
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