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Thanks m92o
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README to reflect this)
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This change alters the `set` method so you can update multiple
properties at once, by passing an associative array top `set`.
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This is useful for e.g. MySQL `LOCK TABLE` or SQLite `VACUUM` commands
which usually do not require parameters.
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This is useful when you need to order results by something other than a
column name, like the output of an SQL function.
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This method was previously using _run directly, and was
incorrectly assuming the result would contain a single
associative array (row) instead of an array containing one
row. Now uses find_one directly, which is much cleaner
and simpler anyway.
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Previously, the _run method returned an executed PDOStatement
object, which find_one and find_many then manually fetched the
rows from. Now, _run does the fetching, and returns an array
of rows (each as an associative array).
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https://github.com/bobthecow/mustache.php/issues#issue/22
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arcijsg and codeguy for the suggestions/bug reports
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called before this will work. Need to rethink this
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method. See issue #6
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database identifiers. See issue #6
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* 'master' of github.com:j4mie/idiorm:
Revert to using a variable to track whether the object is new. This should provide support for manually setting IDs (eg UUIDs)
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provide support for manually setting IDs (eg UUIDs)
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queries
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returns null
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is no longer needed
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per-instance basis
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