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Hi .. (I seem to be having some problems getting my posts to the list for some reason. Sorry if you see this as a repost). A conceptual question this time. I have the relation: member (m)---(1) member_type The schema looks something like this (simplified + PGSQL) create table member_types ( id serial, info varchar( 20 ) not null, primary key( id ) ); create table members ( id serial, first_name varchar( 100 ) not null,...

Hi .. A conceptual question this time. I have the relation: member (m)---(1) member_type The schema looks something like this (simplified + PGSQL) create table member_types ( id serial, info varchar( 20 ) not null, primary key( id ) ); create table members ( id serial, first_name varchar( 100 ) not null,...

...Category < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :members belongs_to :categories end class MemberType < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :member_to_categories has_many :members, :through => :member_to_categories class Member < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :member_to_categories has_many :member_types, :through => :member_to_categories My problem is two-fold. 1. When the visitor selects a top level category, I need to pull all members of all of the related subcategories. 2. When a subcategory is selected, I only need to pull the members who belong to that subcategory only. My Category...

...;"; + else + s += "&&"; + } + void print_right(stream& s) const override + { + if (pointee->has_array() || pointee->has_function()) + s += ")"; + pointee->print_right(s); + } +}; + +class pointer_to_member_type final : public type +{ + const node* class_type; + const node* member_type; + +public: + pointer_to_member_type(node* class_type, node* member_type) + : class_type(class_type), member_type(member_type) { + has_rhs_component(member_type->has_rhs_component()); + } + +...