/**
* Associates two Beans. This method will associate two beans with eachother.
* You can then get one of the beans by using the related() function and
* providing the other bean. You can also provide a base bean in the extra
* parameter. This base bean allows you to add extra information to the association
* record. Note that this is for advanced use only and the information will not
* be added to one of the beans, just to the association record.
* It's also possible to provide an array or JSON string as base bean. If you
* pass a scalar this function will interpret the base bean as having one
* property called 'extra' with the value of the scalar.
*
* @param RedBean_OODBBean $bean1 bean that will be part of the association
* @param RedBean_OODBBean $bean2 bean that will be part of the association
* @param mixed $extra bean, scalar, array or JSON providing extra data.
*
* @return mixed
*/
public static function associate(RedBean_OODBBean $bean1, RedBean_OODBBean $bean2, $extra = null)
{
//No extra? Just associate like always (default)
if (!$extra) {
return self::$associationManager->associate($bean1, $bean2);
} else {
if (!is_array($extra)) {
$info = json_decode($extra, true);
if (!$info) {
$info = array("extra" => $extra);
}
} else {
$info = $extra;
}
$bean = RedBean_Facade::dispense("typeLess");
$bean->import($info);
return self::$extAssocManager->extAssociate($bean1, $bean2, $bean);
}
}
/**
* Associates two Beans. This method will associate two beans with eachother.
* You can then get one of the beans by using the related() function and
* providing the other bean. You can also provide a base bean in the extra
* parameter. This base bean allows you to add extra information to the association
* record. Note that this is for advanced use only and the information will not
* be added to one of the beans, just to the association record.
* It's also possible to provide an array or JSON string as base bean. If you
* pass a scalar this function will interpret the base bean as having one
* property called 'extra' with the value of the scalar.
*
* @param RedBean_OODBBean $bean1 bean that will be part of the association
* @param RedBean_OODBBean $bean2 bean that will be part of the association
* @param mixed $extra bean, scalar, array or JSON providing extra data.
* @param string $table specific the table name if needed
*
* @return mixed
*/
public static function associate(RedBean_OODBBean $bean1, RedBean_OODBBean $bean2, $extra = null, $table = null)
{
//No extra? Just associate like always (default)
if (!$extra) {
return self::$associationManager->associate($bean1, $bean2, $table);
} elseif ($table != null) {
throw new NotSupportedException();
} else {
if (!is_array($extra)) {
$info = json_decode($extra, true);
if (!$info) {
$info = array('extra' => $extra);
}
} else {
$info = $extra;
}
$bean = RedBean_Facade::dispense('typeLess');
$bean->import($info);
return self::$extAssocManager->extAssociate($bean1, $bean2, $bean);
}
}
/**
* Associates two Beans. This method will associate two beans with eachother.
* You can then get one of the beans by using the related() function and
* providing the other bean. You can also provide a base bean in the extra
* parameter. This base bean allows you to add extra information to the association
* record. Note that this is for advanced use only and the information will not
* be added to one of the beans, just to the association record.
* It's also possible to provide an array or JSON string as base bean. If you
* pass a scalar this function will interpret the base bean as having one
* property called 'extra' with the value of the scalar.
*
* @todo extract from facade
*
* @param RedBean_OODBBean $bean1 bean that will be part of the association
* @param RedBean_OODBBean $bean2 bean that will be part of the association
* @param mixed $extra bean, scalar, array or JSON providing extra data.
*
* @return mixed
*/
public static function associate($beans1, $beans2, $extra = null)
{
if (!$extra) {
return self::$associationManager->associate($beans1, $beans2);
} else {
return self::$extAssocManager->extAssociateSimple($beans1, $beans2, $extra);
}
}
asrt($page2->id > 0, true);
$idpage = $page->id;
$idpage2 = $page2->id;
testpack("Test Ext. Association ");
$adapter->exec("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS ad_webpage ");
$adapter->exec("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS webpage ");
$adapter->exec("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS ad ");
$webpage = $redbean->dispense("webpage");
$webpage->title = "page with ads";
$ad = $redbean->dispense("ad");
$ad->title = "buy this!";
$top = $redbean->dispense("placement");
$top->position = "top";
$bottom = $redbean->dispense("placement");
$bottom->position = "bottom";
$ea = new RedBean_ExtAssociationManager($toolbox);
$ea->extAssociate($ad, $webpage, $top);
$ads = $redbean->batch("ad", $ea->related($webpage, "ad"));
$adsPos = $redbean->batch("ad_webpage", $ea->related($webpage, "ad", true));
asrt(count($ads), 1);
asrt(count($adsPos), 1);
$theAd = array_pop($ads);
$theAdPos = array_pop($adsPos);
asrt($theAd->title, $ad->title);
asrt($theAdPos->position, $top->position);
$ad2 = $redbean->dispense("ad");
$ad2->title = "buy this too!";
$ea->extAssociate($ad2, $webpage, $bottom);
$ads = $redbean->batch("ad", $ea->related($webpage, "ad", true));
asrt(count($ads), 2);
testpack("Cross References");
