(sorry for monolog...)
Careful readers might note that my two suggestions might conflict.
Bar.foo
If it returns the ForeignKeyField object (or some proxy for it), cant
return the model referred to. Maybe best (something like):
Bar.foo.related_model
to get related model; Bar.foo would t
On these same lines, it is more generally a pain to do introspection.
For instance, if I want to know to what field ForeignKeyField "foo" of
model "Bar" refers to, I can find out with:
Bar._meta_get_field( 'foo' ).rel.field_name
But this is certainly not intuitive, and presumably subject to
Currently, if I have:
---
class A( Model ):
pass
class B( Model ):
a = ForeignKey( A )
a = A()
b = B( b = a )
---
Then b.a gets a, and b.a.model returns A.
However, if I just have "B", I think B.a should return A (right now
