Hi. I've been working with Cake for a while and something always comes
up to my mind when writing a view, which I'll share:
We all know how Cake spits a simple find('first'), right:
Array
(
[ModelName] => Array
(
[id] => 83
[field1] => value1
)
[AssociatedModelName] => Array
(
[id] => 1
[field1] => value1
)
)
Now, I find it tiresome to have to type the ['ModelName'] everytime I
want to play with the data. And also sometimes it seems a little
redundant. For example: What do you usually do when finding an
article:
$article = $this->Articles->findById(1); (using $data all the time
seems little intuitive for me since sometimes we have a lot of
different data shipping to the view)
To get the name of the article we would use $article['Article']
['name']. See... article->Article->name.
And I keep thinking that since, by convention, all model names are
CamelCased, and fieldnames are lowercased, and arrays are case
sensitive, usually, we wouldn't have a collision and then we would
have more beatiful data:
$article['name'];
$article['Author']['name'];
and so forth....
so, what am I missing here? :-)
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