$article1->setTitle('foo');
$article1->save();
$article2 = new DArticle();
$article2->setTitle('foo2');
$article2->save();
$article3 = new DArticle();
$article3->setTitle('foo3');
$article3->save();
$finder = new sfDoctrineFinder('DArticle');
$t->is($finder->getClass(), 'DArticle', 'Record Class can be set during instanciation, in which case the finder is automatically initialized');
$article = $finder->findOne();
$t->isa_ok($article, 'DArticle', 'A finder instanciated directly with a Record class returns the correct objects');
$t->is($article->getTitle(), 'foo', 'A finder instanciated directly with a Record class returns the correct objects');
$finder = new sfDoctrineFinder();
$finder->setClass('DArticle');
$t->is($finder->getClass(), 'DArticle', 'setClass() and getClass() are accesors to the protected $class property');
$article = $finder->findOne();
$t->isa_ok($article, 'DArticle', 'A finder instanciated directly with a Record class returns the correct objects');
$t->is($article->getTitle(), 'foo', 'A finder can be instanciated without parameter, and initialized later after defining its class');
$articles = sfDoctrineFinder::from('DArticle')->find();
$t->is(count($articles), 3, 'from() allows direct chaining of conditions');
class DArticleFinder extends sfDoctrineFinder
{
protected $class = 'DArticle';
}
$finder = new DArticleFinder();
$article = $finder->findOne();
$t->isa_ok($article, 'DArticle', 'A finder extending sfDoctrineFinder can be used directly if defining the $class property');
$finder = new DArticleFinder();
$articles = $finder->find();
$t->is(count($articles), 3, 'A finder extending sfDoctrineFinder can be used directly if defining the $class property');
