one2oneIssue

class Relation(MP_Node): # from django-treebeard
  #..snip..
  peerRel = models.OneToOneField('Relation', editable=False, null=True, default=None)

class Identity(models.Model):
  #..snip..
  relation = models.OneToOneField('Relation', related_name='identity', editable=False, default=None)
  peerIdentity = models.OneToOneField('Identity', editable=False, null=True, default=None)

# myRel is an instance of Relation
# myId is an instance of Identity
# myId.peerIdentity points to another instance of Identity

>>> myRel.identity == myId
True
>>> myId.peerIdentity
<Identity: worksheet: id: 6, title: root 3, self_id: , peer_tag >
# so this shows up
>>> myRel.identity.peerIdentity
>>> 
# but why not this?


UPDATE:
>>> myId.peerIdentity
<Identity: worksheet: id: 6, title: root 3, self_id: , peer_tag >
>>> myId.save()
>>> myId.peerIdentity
<Identity: worksheet: id: 6, title: root 3, self_id: , peer_tag >
>>> myId.id
5
>>> myId_n=Identity.objects.get(id=5)
>>> myId_n.peerIdentity
>>> 

UPDATE
On the model: Identity and Relation both come in coupled pairs, ie. each instance points to its paired instance, plus an individual ForeignKey.
This is to enable symmetrical access via ForeignKey but still keep asymmetrical information about the Identity/Relation