Overview
A set of components to provide a content centric API for the engine from plone.relations, as well as a few different core relationship types and policies. See the package README.txt for details on usage.
Credits
Author: Alec Mitchell <apm13@columbia.edu>
Based on the index and relationship container from zc.relationship by Gary Poster from Zope Corporation.
This work was partly sponsored by The Daily Reel (http://www.thedailyreel.com)
Changelog
2.0 - 2011-10-10
Avoid dependency on zope.app.event and use zope.lifecycleevent if available. [hannosch]
Changed the way temporary interfaces are attached and removed during the various stage of copy events. [do3cc]
1.0rc1 - 2008-10-28
Removed the bool(rel.__parent__) check for performance reasons and replaced with if/else [tesdal]
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