[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ahhh! I'd kept thinking what connect() returned was a db object, but it does
look like
it returns varying objects depending on which database you're using.
correct
Maybe I'd want to extend DB_common instead of DB_mysql, so that the methods
would
be inhereted by
Chris wrote:
You'll need to:
$dbtoy = new DBToyExt();
$dbtoy-connect()
$dbtoy-testext('testing');
But you cannot do:
$dbtoy = new DBToyExt();
$dbtoy-connect()
$dbtoy-testext('testing');
$result = $dbtoy-query('SELECT...');
//[...]
You have to do something like this:
$dbtoy = new
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So... I'm trying to extend PEAR::DB. It'd be great to keep everything it offers and just add a few more perhaps unconventional functions.
Intuitively, it seemed like this approach might work:
?PHP
require_once(DB.php);
# Toy Extension of DB Class
Weston wrote:
$dte = DBToyExt::connect(mysql://weston_tssa:[EMAIL
PROTECTED]/weston_tssa);
$dte-testext('testing');
$dte-testext($dte-moo);
$dte-testext($dte-bar);
On Fri, Mar 10, 2006 at 10:43:02AM +1100, Chris wrote:
$dte will only have the return value of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Weston wrote:
$dte = DBToyExt::connect(mysql://weston_tssa:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/weston_tssa);
$dte-testext('testing');
$dte-testext($dte-moo);
$dte-testext($dte-bar);
$dte will only have the return value of DBToyExt::connect() - it won't
allow you to access other
So... I'm trying to extend PEAR::DB. It'd be great to keep everything it
offers and just add a few more perhaps unconventional functions.
$dte = DBToyExt::connect(mysql://weston_tssa:[EMAIL
PROTECTED]/weston_tssa);
DB::connect() is actually a factory call. So what is
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