pair 14:11 * JeffreyH wonders if stearns saw his private chat a few minutes ago, given his spiffy new IRC client 14:11 yes, but I was slow to type there :-) monitors don't know about y's 14:12 they only notice changes to masters/modifs that have y's 14:12 sorry x's 14:13 well, the dynamically inherited object is always y's master, and we only care about modifications 14:14 so, x changes on a modifications and we want to re-index all dependent occurrences ? 14:14 limiting the problem a bit 14:14 ? 14:14 Usually, it's that x changes on the master, and we want to re-index the dependent occurrences 14:15 you just said " the dynamically inherited object is always y's master, and we only care about modifications" 14:15 I'm confused 14:15 anyway, the problem is the same 14:15 the monitors won't know magically to trigger the re=indexing of the dependents 14:15 but they'll notice the change to the master/modif 14:16 The only "dynamical inheritance" is from occurrences to masters. 14:16 and the method invoked can do the right thing in propagating that 14:16 one sec, door rang 14:16 If you change a mod, you changed the mod. If you change the master, everything else changes. 14:17 back 14:17 ok 14:18 so the question is "how to re=index 'everything else' when a master changes" ? 14:18 not just reindex. 14:18 yes, also send notifs 14:18 ? 14:18 Right 14:19 focusing on just re-indexing for a minute, though 14:19 (assuming that's how the detail view and dashboard notice attribute changes) 14:19 well, they only watch one particular item at a time so they can use other tricks 14:19 right, true 14:19 we may not need to broadcast notifs to a 100 occurrences if only one matters 14:20 -!- reid[osaf] [n=rae@tnir.org] has quit ["rebooting into pure windows"] 14:20 but reindexing needs to be done for all these, at once 14:20 via moveKeys 14:20 so, when the monitor watching the master's x attribute fires 14:20 -!- JeffreyH_ [n=chatzill@c-24-7-82-42.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #recurrence 14:21 it needs to find all occurrences (at least their ids), their collections, and call re-index on the relevant indexes 14:21 sigh. Comcast had a hickup, apparently. Can someone pastebin history for me, this time? 14:21 I will.