note 13739 deleted from language.oop by victor

By the way, here are some examples of use of my class Node above to show how easy it makes life with classes and databases: //To create a new database record: $node = new Node ($db, false, $persID); $node->commit(); //To read existing database data: $node = new Node ($db, $nodeID); $persID = $node->person; //To overwrite existing database data: $node = new Node ($db, $nodeID, $persID); $node->commit(); Notes: ------ A. If you can't guess what my database class looks like ($db above is an instance of it), contact me and I'll let you know. B. Node is a very simple example with only one important field. Real tables and their corresponding classes have more fields and soon sprout more specialised methods too. C. Note the four-line if($person) block in Node's constructor - you need one like that for just about every column in your table.