function testRowMethods()
{
$id = $this->addRow();
$tr = new Test();
$loaded = $tr->load($id);
$this->assert($updatedRow = $loaded, "Test->load() failed: " . var_export($loaded, 1));
$exp = $tr->export();
$this->assert($updatedRow = $exp, "Test->export() failed: " . var_export($exp, 1));
$newname = 'test updated again';
$tr->name = $newname;
$save = $tr->save();
$this->assert($save, "Test->save() failed: " . var_export($tr->getErrorList(), 1));
$this->assert(Test::count() == 1, "Test::count() failed");
$tr->name = null;
$this->assert(!$tr->save(), "Test->save() should have failed (required name rule should fail)!");
$tr->name = array('123');
$this->assert(!$tr->save(), "Test->save() should have failed (string name rule should fail)!");
$tr2 = new Test();
$tr2->name = '000 second row';
// three zeroes - to ensure it sorts above the first one
$this->assert($tr2->save(), 'Test->save() failed: ' . var_export($tr->getErrorList(), 1));
$s = Test::findAll();
$s->setOrder('name');
$s->paginate(1, 1);
$all = $s->export()->fetchAll();
$this->assert(1 == count($all), 'Select->count() failed after pagination');
$this->assert($tr2->name == $all[0]->name, 'Select->export() failed ordering');
}
function actionIndex()
{
$objects = Test::findAll();
$this->render('index', array('data' => $objects));
}
