2010/1/26 John Andersen <[email protected]>
> How do you search for your files that fulfill your criteria?
>
> If you are using a pattern, like "*.txt", then you could just use the
> function glob("*.txt") to return the filenames and dirnames that
> comply with the pattern. The result is an array, which you can
> count :)
>
no, i need something more complex, and i want do it in the more cake-ish way
possible..
I have a model Image that use my datasource, and everything works, but if i
want to know the number of row that will return a find i must have code
like:
count( $this->Image->find('all', array('conditions'=>...)) );
but it's a little bit dirty..
and i wanted to have something like:
$this->Image->find('count', array('conditions'=>...))
but i didn't found documentation on how to implement something like this,
and reading the code, seems that find('count',...) is possible only for sql
based datasource..
> There is no need to worry about the reference to COUNT in MySql, that
> is only if you are using a database.
>
no, i want COUNT in a datasource that is not SQL..
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