Re: Re: DB_DataObject fetch methods

arh... thats what im after.. oops.. il just write a wrapper to access these directly then. Thanks Alan!! "Alan Knowles" <alan@akbkhome.com> wrote in message news:40500977.3000906@akbkhome.com... > you do realize that you can access the DB resultset.. > > $do->xxx = 'yyy'; > $do->find(); > $rs = $do->getDatabaseResult(); > $rs->getAll(); > > > or for similart to getOne: > $do->xxx = 'yyy'; > $do->find(true); > > > Regards > Alan > > > > Alex Hayes wrote: > > Im not sure I understand what your trying to say here alan. sorry... > > > > I havent test Mark's class yet, however this is basically what I was > > thinking... > > > > I have come up with my own class, which uses the same method names as DB, > > ie.. getOne, getAll, getAssoc, getRow (which is not really needed...) but im > > just working on making it more efficient in the way it works, and also > > trying to maintain all the functionality of these methods, for example > > allowing the user to $DB_DataObject->setFetchMode() may also be a nice thing > > to do. However its fastly coming apparant that there may be changes that > > need to be made to the base class to allow greater efficiency both in terms > > of lines of code, and processing power ;) > > > > Anyway, Il keep working on it and let you know when I have finished.. (if i > > do ;) > > > > Any more thoughts before i get back into it? > > > > thanks > > alex > > > > > > "Alan Knowles" <alan@akbkhome.com> wrote in message > > news:404F9B34.6030204@akbkhome.com... > > > >> $records[$key] = $dataobject->__clone () ; > >>** note this has changed to > >> $records[$key] = clone($dataobject); > >>in the next release (due to the PHP5 cloning method changing) > >> > >>I'm not 100% sure on adding a class like the one you attached. - it may > >>seem simpler, but my initial feeling is that you are sacraficing a > >>significant amount of code readiblity. - especially by doing magic > >>things with keys. > >> > >>for the fetch method - the intention was to add something like: > >>DB_DataObject::factory('thetable',array( > >> 'condition' => ....., > >> 'select' => > >> .... > >>) > >> > >>I've not had time to look into the details of this.. - like how to > >>implement inserts/updates/deletes using this factory + array... > >> > >>Regards > >>Alan > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >>> } > >>> return $records ; > >>> > >>> } > >>> > >>>} > >>> > >>> > >>>?> > >>> > >>>HTH > >>> > >>>Mark > >>> > > > > > > > -- > Can you help out? > Need Consulting Services or Know of a Job? > http://www.akbkhome.com