_set.all()

Hello

This may be more of a Python question that a Django question, but ... I am trying to make one of my apps more abstract.

Using _set.all() I can return all of the m2m relations. I can then loop through them doing what I like providing I know the model field names.

if not isinstance(f, GenericRelation):

    for a in value.all():

        # do something such as

        # print a.topic

If I don't know the name "topic" how can I reference it? or is this not possible?

Thank you

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