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Well, you could do it the django way, where you can't filter a queryset after a slice has been taken (eg. limit has been used) This is ten times more logical i
by Raphael_Amiard 16y ago
Well, you could do it the django way, where you can't filter a queryset after a slice has been taken (eg. limit has been used)
This is ten times more logical if you ask me.
- emmett 16y agoIt's very convenient to be able to pass a partially built query, including a limit, into a function which adds more conditions. Why would you not want to be able to do that?
- Raphael_Amiard 16y agoBecause the meaning of it is totally counter intuitive, for one ?