* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indent_style
* Indentation style is usually a matter of preference. However, even the
* cited Wikipedia article on code indentation describes it as having the
* most advantages in terms of code readability at a glance, reducing the
* occurence of bugs.
* - Other exceptions
* The code standard is broken when there seems to be valid reason
* (e.g.: code readability) on a case-by-case basis.
*/
require_once 'json-common.php';
use browseStorage\TableClass;
use browseStorage\RawSQL;
// ============================================================================
// #### Sources #############################################################
// ============================================================================
TableClass::$data_sources = array('mysql_demos' => array('engine' => "mysql", 'server' => "localhost", 'schema' => "demos", 'user' => "demos", 'passwd' => "xxx"), 'sqlite_demos' => array('engine' => "sqlite", 'file' => "../browseStorage-demos/demos.sq3"));
// ============================================================================
// #### Tables ##############################################################
// ============================================================================
$select_client = "SELECT ClientID, Name FROM Clients ORDER BY Name ASC";
$select_trip = "SELECT TripID, Title FROM Trips ORDER BY Title ASC";
$select_country = "SELECT CountryID, Name FROM Countries ORDER BY Name ASC";
$select_currency = "SELECT CurrencyID, NameISO FROM Currencies ORDER BY NameISO ASC";
/**
* Table keys should *not* contain:
* * Forward slashes ('/') -- confuses AngularJS router arguments, even
* though this is not used at this time
* * Pipes ('|') -- confuses automatically generated keys when table=*
* * Newlines ('\n') or carriage returns ('\r') -- may confuse their
* usage in HTML/HTTP
*/
