Class: Tree_Memory_DBsimple

Source Location: /Tree-0.3.7/Tree/Memory/DBsimple.php

Class Overview

Tree_Common
   |
   --Tree_OptionsDB
      |
      --Tree_Memory_DBsimple

the DB interface to the tree class

Author(s):

Wolfram Kriesing <wolfram at kriesing.de>

Version:

2001/06/27

Variables

Methods

Inherited Variables

Class: Tree_OptionsDB

Tree_OptionsDB::$dbh

Inherited Methods

Class: Tree_OptionsDB

Tree_OptionsDB::Tree_OptionsDB(): this constructor sets the options, since i normally need this and in case the constructor doesnt need to do anymore i already have it done :-)

Class: Tree_Common

Tree_Common::getAllChildren(): gets all the children and grand children etc.
Tree_Common::getAllChildrenIds(): gets all the children-ids and grand children-ids
Tree_Common::getChildId()
Tree_Common::getChildrenIds(): get the ids of the children of the given element
Tree_Common::getDepth(): return the maximum depth of the tree
Tree_Common::getFirstRootId()
Tree_Common::getIdByPath()
Tree_Common::getLeftId()
Tree_Common::getLevel(): get the level, which is how far below the root the element with the given id is
Tree_Common::getNextId()
Tree_Common::getOption()
Tree_Common::getOptions(): returns all the options
Tree_Common::getParentId(): get the id of the parent for the given element
Tree_Common::getParents(): this gets all the preceeding nodes, the parent and it's parent and so on
Tree_Common::getParentsIds(): get the ids of the parents and all it's parents and so on it simply returns the ids of the elements returned by getParents()
Tree_Common::getPath(): gets the path to the element given by its id
Tree_Common::getPathAsString(): returns the path as a string
Tree_Common::getPreviousId()
Tree_Common::getRightId()
Tree_Common::getRootId()
Tree_Common::hasChildren(): returns if the given element has any children
Tree_Common::isChildOf(): returns if $childId is a child of $id
Tree_Common::setOption()
Tree_Common::setOptions(): set a number of options which are simply given in an array
Tree_Common::Tree_Options(): this constructor sets the options, since i normally need this and in case the constructor doesnt need to do anymore i already have it done :-)
Tree_Common::_getAllChildren(): this method gets all the children recursively

Class Details

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the DB interface to the tree class

Author: Wolfram Kriesing <wolfram@kriesing.de>
Version: 2001/06/27
Access: public

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Class Variables

$options = array('order' => '',
                         'whereAddOn' => '',
                         'table' => '',
                         'columnNameMaps' => array(
                                   /* 'id'       => 'tree_id', // use "tree_id" as "id"
                                      'parentId' => 'parent_id',
                                      'prevId'   => 'previous_id',
                                      'name'     => 'nodeName'
                                   */
                        ),)

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Var: saves the options passed to the constructor. Valid options:
- order: which column to order by when reading the data from the DB, this sorts the data even inside every level
- whereAddOn: add on for the where clause, this string is simply added behind the WHERE in the select, so you better make sure its correct SQL :-), i.e. 'uid=3'. This is needed i.e. when you are saving many trees for different user in one table where each entry has a uid (user id)
- columnNameMaps: the column-name maps are used for the "as" in the select queries so you can use any column name in the table and "map" it to the name that shall be used in the internal array, that is built, see the examples (in comments)
- columnNameMaps: array for id/parentId/prevId/name table column names
Access: public

Type:	array
Overrides:	Array

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$table =

[line 70]

Var: the table where to read the tree data from can also be set using the DSN in the constructor
Access: public

Type:

string

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Method Detail

Tree_Memory_DBsimple (Constructor) [line 92]

Tree_Memory_DBsimple Tree_Memory_DBsimple(
string
$dsn, [array
$options = array()])

set up this object

Author: Wolfram Kriesing <wolfram@kriesing.de>
Version: 2001/06/27
Access: public

Parameters:

string	`$dsn`	—	this is a DSN of the for that PEAR::DB uses it only that additionally you can add parameters like ...?table=test_table to define the table it shall work on
array	`$options`	—	additional options you can set

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add [line 181]

mixed add(
array
$newValues, [
$parentId = 0])

adds _one_ new element in the tree under the given parent

the values' keys given have to match the db-columns, because the value gets inserted in the db directly to add an entire node containing children and so on see 'addNode()'

to ba compatible, to the DBnested u can also give the parent and previd as the second and third parameter

Return: either boolean false on failure or the id of the inserted row
Author: Wolfram Kriesing <wolfram@kriesing.de>
Version: 2001/10/09
See: addNode
Access: public

Parameters:

array	`$newValues`	—	this array contains the values that shall be inserted in the db-table the key for each element is the name of the column
	`$parentId`	—

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move [line 267]

boolean move(
integer
$idToMove, integer
$newParentId, [integer
$newPrevId = 0])

move an entry under a given parent or behind a given entry

Return: true for success
Author: Wolfram Kriesing <wolfram@kriesing.de>
Version: 2001/10/10
Access: public

Parameters:

integer	`$idToMove`	—	the id of the element that shall be moved
integer	`$newParentId`	—	the id of the element which will be the new parent
integer	`$newPrevId`	—	if prevId is given the element with the id idToMove shall be moved _behind_ the element with id=prevId if it is 0 it will be put at the beginning if no prevId is in the DB it can be 0 too and won't bother since it is not written in the DB anyway

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remove [line 221]

boolean remove(
mixed
$id)

removes the given node

Return: true on success
Author: Wolfram Kriesing <wolfram@kriesing.de>
Version: 2001/10/09
Access: public

Parameters:

mixed $id — the id of the node to be removed, or an array of id's to be removed

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setup [line 115]

boolean setup(
)

retreive all the navigation data from the db and call build to build the tree in the array data and structure

Return: true on success
Author: Wolfram Kriesing <wolfram@kriesing.de>
Version: 2001/11/20
Access: public

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update [line 305]

boolean update(

$id, array
$newData)

update an element in the DB

Return: true for success
Author: Wolfram Kriesing <wolfram@kriesing.de>
Version: 2002/01/17
Access: public

Parameters:

array	`$newData`	—	all the new data, the key 'id' is used to build the 'WHERE id=' clause and all the other elements are the data to fill in the DB
	`$id`	—

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Class: Tree_Memory_DBsimple

Class Overview

Author(s):

Version:

Variables

Methods

Inherited Variables

Class: Tree_OptionsDB

Inherited Methods

Class: Tree_OptionsDB

Class: Tree_Common

Class Details

Class Variables

$options = array('order' => '', 'whereAddOn' => '', 'table' => '', 'columnNameMaps' => array( /* 'id' => 'tree_id', // use "tree_id" as "id" 'parentId' => 'parent_id', 'prevId' => 'previous_id', 'name' => 'nodeName' */ ),)

$table =

Method Detail

Tree_Memory_DBsimple (Constructor) [line 92]

Parameters:

add [line 181]

Parameters:

move [line 267]

Parameters:

remove [line 221]

Parameters:

setup [line 115]

update [line 305]

Parameters:

$options = array('order' => '',
'whereAddOn' => '',
'table' => '',
'columnNameMaps' => array(
/* 'id' => 'tree_id', // use "tree_id" as "id"
'parentId' => 'parent_id',
'prevId' => 'previous_id',
'name' => 'nodeName'
*/
),)