have a look at dbdo in cvs.php.net/pecl/dbdo, or look at the source for
the midgard php extension, both of them do this.
Regards
Alan
On Mon, 2005-02-14 at 18:40 -0500, Chris Cranford wrote:
> I want to have a function that returns an object that essentially looks like
> the following:
>
> $user->name; // string that holds name of user
> $user->from; // string that holds where user is from
> $user->update(); // method that updates changed user data to db (**unsure
> how to code this)
>
> In my php script, I have defined a function "getuser" I call that returns
> this object.
> Here is a sample from my script:
>
> <?php
> $user = getuser();
> echo "Your username is ".$user->name." from ".$user->from;
> $user->from = "Nowhereville, USA";
> $user->update(); // updates user record and saves to db
> ?>
>
> Is there any specific or standard way I should be creating this object?
> Right now my code looks like this:
>
> ZEND_FUNCTION(getuser) {
> TUser u;
> if(GetLoggedInUser(&u)) {
> if(object_init(return_value)==SUCCESS) {
> add_property_string(return_value,"name",u.Info.Name,1);
> add_property_string(return_value,"from",u.From,1);
> // need to add a reference to the update function here ??
> // unclear how to do this.
> return;
> }
> }
> RETURN_NULL();
> }
>
> And how do I go about adding that "update()" function to my object to handle
> a function
> call to commit the object changes to the database?
>
> Thanks
> Chris
>
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