ActiveRecord and BOOL columns

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I’m aware that AR automatically turn TINYINT(1) into a true or false
object, but does it create an attribute accessor that uses Ruby
naming conventions?
Example: User.logged_in is either true or false, but can I call
User.logged_in?

If not, is there anyone working on this, or any reason why it would
or would not be a good idea?

Thanks,

  • –Jeff
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On Nov 11, 2005, at 4:24 PM, Jeff S. wrote:

I’m aware that AR automatically turn TINYINT(1) into a true or
false object, but does it create an attribute accessor that uses
Ruby naming conventions?
Example: User.logged_in is either true or false, but can I call
User.logged_in?

If not, is there anyone working on this, or any reason why it would
or would not be a good idea?

It does.

./script/console is crying your name :slight_smile:

jeremy
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