I just discovered (via the RTFS method) that there is an object-level
interface to the sqlite functionality, $obj = new SQLiteDatabase(filename);
It appears that there are SQLiteQuery and a few other object types as well,
although I didn't pursue those.
In searching the documentation on the web site, the only mention of this
object interface is in a single "user-supplied" comment on the main PHP sqlite
page, simply stating that the object name was converted to use studly caps.
Is this an interface method that is supposed to be public? If so, it appears
that the documentation for it was never written or never made it to the web
site.
Cheers,
Derrell
Hello Derrell,
it is a public interface! Unfortunatley we still have no way of documenting
classes on the docs page.
regards
marcus
(crossposting to phpdoc)
Saturday, August 7, 2004, 9:23:43 PM, you wrote:
I just discovered (via the RTFS method) that there is an object-level
interface to the sqlite functionality, $obj = new SQLiteDatabase(filename);
It appears that there are SQLiteQuery and a few other object types as well,
although I didn't pursue those.
In searching the documentation on the web site, the only mention of this
object interface is in a single "user-supplied" comment on the main PHP sqlite
page, simply stating that the object name was converted to use studly caps.
Is this an interface method that is supposed to be public? If so, it appears
that the documentation for it was never written or never made it to the web
site.
Cheers,
Derrell
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Best regards,
Marcus mailto:helly@php.net
Marcus Boerger helly@php.net writes:
Hello Derrell,
it is a public interface! Unfortunatley we still have no way of documenting
classes on the docs page.
Thanks. Steph forwarded me this link, which could be provided on the docs
page as additional reference, until there's a standard way to document classes
on that page...
http://www.zend.com/php5/articles/php5-sqlite.php
Cheers,
Derrell
it is a public interface! Unfortunatley we still have no way of documenting
classes on the docs page.Thanks. Steph forwarded me this link, which could be provided on the docs
page as additional reference, until there's a standard way to document classes
on that page...
As far as I have seen, we decided on adopting the mysqli way of
documenting OO stuff, so someone just needs to do it.
Goba
Derrell.Lipman@UnwiredUniverse.com wrote:
Marcus Boerger helly@php.net writes:
Hello Derrell,
it is a public interface! Unfortunatley we still have no way of documenting
classes on the docs page.Thanks. Steph forwarded me this link, which could be provided on the docs
page as additional reference, until there's a standard way to document classes
on that page...http://www.zend.com/php5/articles/php5-sqlite.php
Cheers,
Derrell
Maybe I am wrong but isn't there a standard way which was used in the documentation
of mysqli?
thanks,
andrey