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nathansobo / monarch

A client-side relational modeling framework. Like a blend of ActiveRecord and Backbone, but different and better.
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inequality operator wasn't working on a string #7

Open razic opened 11 years ago

razic commented 11 years ago

In hyperarchy, I tried Question.where('state !=': 'bar')

and in the console I got this:

Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function relation.js:279
Monarch.Relations.Relation.Relation.predicateForKeyValue relation.js:279
(anonymous function) relation.js:261
Monarch.Relations.Relation.Relation.resolvePredicate relation.js:264
Selection selection.js:14
Monarch.Relations.Relation.Relation.where relation.js:156
Record.(anonymous function) record.js:129
(anonymous function) home_page.js:93
Monarch.Util.Subscription.Subscription.publish subscription.js:12
Monarch.Util.Node.Node.publishArgs node.js:27
Monarch.Util.Deferrable.Deferrable.trigger deferrable.js:57
Monarch.Util.Deferrable.Deferrable.triggerSuccess deferrable.js:31
jQuery.ajax.success fetch_request.js:39
fire jquery.js:975
self.fireWith jquery.js:1083
done jquery.js:7651
callback jquery.js:8366
razic commented 11 years ago

figured out why... there is no inequality != operator.

see https://github.com/nathansobo/monarch/blob/master/lib/monarch/expressions/predicate.coffee#L4-L10

was there a specific reason for leaving this one out?