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| Bug #359 | toArray doesn't return links | ||
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| Submitted: | 2003-12-05 13:32 UTC | ||
| From: | jstump | Assigned: | |
| Status: | No Feedback | Package: | DB_DataObject |
| PHP Version: | 4.3.3 | OS: | Debian GNU/Linux |
| Roadmaps: | (Not assigned) | ||
[2003-12-05 13:32 UTC] jstump
Description:
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While looping through a find() and adding getLinks() to each loop I was hoping to use toArray() to get a multidimensional array. Instead it appears that toArray() does not, in fact, return links.
Reproduce code:
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$foo = new DataObjects_foo
$foo->categoryID = 1
if($foo->find())
{
$arr = array();
while($foo->fetch())
{
$foo->getLinks();
$arr[] = $foo->toArray();
}
}
Expected result:
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If my links.ini file had:
[foo]
categoryID = categories:categoryID
You would think I'd get an array that had everything from foo and then [categoryID] => array('categoryID' => 1, 'name' =>'My category') but it doesn't.
Actual result:
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It just returns the basic dataobject as an array with no link information. Putting a class in there instead via __clone() works as expected.
Comments
[2003-12-13 05:25 UTC] alan_k
Fixed In CVS.
it should return the link in the array, and also convert those links into arrays.
let me know if it works.
[2004-01-18 19:01 UTC] seangirard at yahoo dot com
This fix isn't working for me. I'm probably doing something wrong, but I now get a 'call to non-object' error (about line 2576 i think) when I call toArray() after getting links.
In this loop (from Data_Objects 1.4):
foreach($this->_link_loaded as $k) {
$ret[sprintf($format,$k)] = $this->$k->toArray();
}
$this->$k isn't an object and that's the source of my error.
Now, print_r() never has shown a value for _link_loaded on my Data Objects, which probably indicates I am goofing up somewhere, although my links do in fact seem to get loaded.
I'm trying to whittle down a case which both a) has links and b) can sucessfully take a toArray() call, to figure out whether this is just a problem with my own code, but I haven't found one yet.
On the off chance I'm not doing something wrong, and this is in fact a bug, I guess my suggestion would be to maybe check whether $this->$k is actually an object.
I'll try to come up w/ an actual test case, but that's my feedback on what seems like a great addition to toArray() (my code to accomplish this same thing was significantly more convuluted and tied to my own data model)