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[Rodrigo Silva]

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[Ryan]

what is the question

[Rodrigo Silva]

I would like to know why if I place the object inside a function, and when calling the insert method, I cannot assign
it [name] = entity.name

[Ryan]

ur using dsl

[Ryan]

use dao

[Ryan]

Person.new {
name = “foo”
}

[Rodrigo Silva]

It's not possible with DSL?

[Ryan]

val id = StarWarsFilms.insertAndGetId {
  it[name] = "The Last Jedi"
  it[sequelId] = 8
  it[director] = "Rian Johnson"
}

[Ryan]

just more verbose

[Rodrigo Silva]

I don't think that's the answer.
The problem is that I am not able to assign values, if the "object" is inside a function.

[Ryan]

PersonTable.insert {
it[PersonTable.name] = “foo”
}

[Ryan]

try that

[Ryan]

your import is prob messed up

[Rodrigo Silva]

PersonTable.insert {
it[PersonTable.name] = "foo"
}

I use it that way. Just see on lines 8 and 9. And worked.
The problem is that the name of the table and the schema needs to be passed via parameter. So I changed it, lines 14 down.