[Kde-bindings] KDE/kdebindings/ruby/qtruby

[Richard Dale]

SVN commit 950572 by rdale:

	* The ActiveRecord based model classes were setting changed values in the 
	  'attributes' and then saving the changed instance, like this
 
	  foo.attributes['my_att'] = value
	  foo.save

	  However, this no longer works with ActiveRecord, and the instance can 
	  be changed more directly like this
	  
	  foo['my_att'] = value
	  foo.save

CCMAIL: kde-bindings at kde.org

 M  +13 -0     ChangeLog  
 M  +4 -3      rails_support/active_item_model.rb  
 M  +1 -1      rails_support/active_table_model.rb  


--- trunk/KDE/kdebindings/ruby/qtruby/ChangeLog #950571:950572
@@ -1,3 +1,16 @@
+2009-04-07  Richard Dale  <richard.j.dale at gmail.com>
+	* The ActiveRecord based model classes were setting changed values in the 
+	  'attributes' and then saving the changed instance, like this
+ 
+	  foo.attributes['my_att'] = value
+	  foo.save
+
+	  However, this no longer works with ActiveRecord, and the instance can 
+	  be changed more directly like this
+	  
+	  foo['my_att'] = value
+	  foo.save
+
 2009-03-24  Richard Dale  <richard.j.dale at gmail.com>
 	* Raised the QtRuby version to 2.0.3 for the RubyForge release
 
--- trunk/KDE/kdebindings/ruby/qtruby/rails_support/active_item_model.rb #950571:950572
@@ -1,8 +1,9 @@
 =begin
-This table model allows an ActiveRecord or ActiveResource to be used as a
-basis for a Qt::AbstractItemModel for viewing in a Qt::TreeView. Example
-usage:
+This Qt::AbstractItemModel based model allows an ActiveRecord or ActiveResource
+data set be used for viewing in a Qt::TreeView. 
 
+Example usage:
+
 app = Qt::Application.new(ARGV)
 agencies = TravelAgency.find(:all)
 model = ActiveItemModel.new(agencies)
--- trunk/KDE/kdebindings/ruby/qtruby/rails_support/active_table_model.rb #950571:950572
@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@
                 value = Time.new(value.hour, value.min, value.sec)
             end
 
-            eval("item.attributes['%s'] = value" % att.gsub(/\./, "'].attributes['"))
+            eval("item['%s'] = value" % att.gsub(/\./, "']['"))
             item.save
             emit dataChanged(index, index)
             return true