function test_twoParams()
{
$query = new SQL_Query('table');
$query->addWhere(2, '=', 2);
// test this ...
$query->addWhere(new SQL_Condition(1, '=', 1), 'OR');
$cond = new SQL_Condition(2, '=', 2);
$cond->add(new SQL_Condition(1, '=', 1), 'OR');
$this->assertEquals($cond, $query->getWhere());
}
/**
* test if the condition renders properly when two parameters are given
*
*/
function test_twoParams()
{
$cond = new SQL_Condition('id', '=', 2);
// we actually check this here
$cond->add(new SQL_Condition('id', '<>', 1), 'OR');
$ren = new $this->_renderer(new SQL_Query());
$this->assertStringEquals('id = 2 OR ( id <> 1 )', $ren->renderCondition($cond));
}
