/**
* When ever we find a refClass, it may introduce trouble if it has more fields
* than just the two related foreign keys. For such situations valid default
* values should be provided.
*
* @param string $entName The entity name as in record definition config.
* @param string $relName The relation name as in record definition config.
* @param sfDoctrineRecord $refEntity The new entity acting as a refclass
* @param array $recordDef This record definition.
*
* @return void
*/
protected static function loadRefEntityDefaults($entName, $relName, sfDoctrineRecord $refEntity, array $recordDef)
{
if (isset($recordDef['entities'][$entName]['relations'][$relName]['refClassDefaults']) && !empty($recordDef['entities'][$entName]['relations'][$relName]['refClassDefaults'])) {
$columns = $recordDef['entities'][$entName]['relations'][$relName]['refClassDefaults'];
foreach ($columns as $colName => $defVal) {
$refEntity->set($colName, self::getDefault($defVal));
}
}
}
public function set($name, $value, $load = true)
{
if (in_array($name, $this->getI18nColumns())) {
$obj = $this->getCurrentI18nObject(true);
$obj->set($name, $value, $load);
} else {
parent::set($name, $value, $load);
}
}
