/**
The awesome find function. Creates a QueryBuilder Object wich creates a Query to find all objects for your filters.
* <code>
* // Syntax for the filters array:
* Array(
* 'ID > 500', // just a key element, it will detect this, map the fields and just execute it.
* 'property'=> 'value' // $property of $classname has to be $value
* Array('ClassName'=> array('property'=>'value')// Filter by a (relational) class's property. You can use this recursively!!
* )
* </code>
* @param string $className Classname to find (has to be a relation of $this or get_class($this))
* @param array $filters array of filters to use in query
* @param array $extra array of eventual order by / group by parameters
* @param array $justThese Fetch only these fields from the table. Useful if you don't want to fetch large text or blob columns.
* @uses QueryBuilder to build the actual query
* @returns array a batch of pre-filled objects of $className or false if it finds nothing
*/
public function Find($className, $filters = array(), $extra = array(), $justThese = array())
{
$originalClassName = $className instanceof dbObject ? get_class($className) : $className;
$class = new $originalClassName();
if ($originalClassName != get_class($this) && $this->ID != false) {
$filters["ID"] = $this->ID;
$filters = array(get_class($this) => $filters);
}
$builder = new QueryBuilder($originalClassName, $filters, $extra, $justThese);
$input = dbConnection::getInstance($this->databaseInfo->connection)->fetchAll($builder->buildQuery(), 'assoc');
return dbObject::importArray($originalClassName, $input);
}
