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L. McColl-Sylvester and F. Ponticelli

"Professional haXe and Neko"

This then means
that, when you want to make a joined query call to the records from a foreign table using, say, the
objects method, the SPOD system will still try to map the returned data to the initial type. So, by
providing a reference to the other class, you can then make method calls to that class and return the data
in that class ??™ s associated type; a sort of you scratch my back and I ??™ ll scratch yours scenario.
One would then normally expect this to go on for some time in some form of recursive loop. As an
author record is pulled, it fires several chapter queries, which in turn fires more author queries and so
on. However, as mentioned previously, this will not happen for any records already existing in the SPOD
cache. Should a record with a previously mapped id be returned from a query, its data will be discarded
in favor of the stored data.
Working with Files
As with its database support, the haXe language also provides a decent array of tools for accessing and
manipulating the filesystem.


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