hmm the data arrays are just "formats" to exchange information between controllers, functions etc. you could refactor this to be object-style, but imo this doesnt have much to do with OOprogramming. cause the "real" objects in OOP are fixed entities (like the models that we use in cake), in real OOP you also pass data as being arrays, because you need some sort of container that contains "chunks of concentraded information" , not only the content, but also the structure of these are very variable, and can't really be written down in a class, which is the mother of objects.
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