Hello,

here are several issues I encountered while trying to work on a Propel behavior.

1) Why do we have the mixins only on certain Peer methods (for example
we cannot make a behavior on doCount() or any of the count methods).
Is there a reason the rest are not supported or it was just overlooked
at that time. I am asking because I added the mixins for doCount*()
and I can modify successfully use Propel behavior on it.

2) This was a little tricky to find but here is what I noticed. When
we have behaviors, we usually define them in the model class, at the
end of it. And in my situation I have a problem because when I call a
static method like CollectionPeer::doSelectJoinCollector($c), the
symfony autoloading is loading CollectionPeer.php which in turns calls
the sfPropelBehavior::add() but the function was already executed!
Which means that the first ever method that I call from CollectionPeer
class will not be executed after the Propel behavior is being added
but before that. This is some really strange but it seems like the
CollectionPeer::doSelectJoinCollector($c) call is executed first
before anything in CollectionPeer.php file.

I hope I explained well the problem but this is causing unexpected
behavior when your very first call to the Peer object depends on the
Propel behavior to be loaded. So as a solution I moved the
sfPropelBehavior::add() calls to the config.php file where I defined
the hooks and this makes sure the behavior is loaded before any calls
to the model classes but we should either make that clear somewhere or
if possible find a solution to this.

Thanks,
Kiril

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