TropicalPenguin

Can't speak to record_create, but 9177b67b17d68da3cc11c0ec9ad8cc70b6ee0198 adds an interface to it to the OGM :)

With just a few (significant) caveats, I agree with you. The main issue here isn't separating concerns (the OGM is dependent on pyorient, but not at all the other way...

It was written following: http://orientdb.com/docs/2.0/orientdb.wiki/SQL-Where.html ... where 'contains' takes a conditional expression. I've never used - and therefore don't really understand - the semantics of embedded types in OrientDB (nor,...

Looks like it's impossible to overload python's 'in' keyword: `__contains__` return value is always coerced to bool, and overloading `__bool__` to return a non-bool will trigger a TypeError :(

Hm, for some reason I didn't notice that bit. This latest commit (https://github.com/OuterPlaypen/pyorient/commit/69475faab91c0bb747d42e64771629b3ae8f3191) is my proposal: since it behaves like IN, and IN looks like it was featured in earlier...