Add custom row object class support? #104
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A nice feature of PHP's PDO layer is you can specify an object class to fetch rows as. This commit adds support for specify either a client-level or query-level row object to fetch them into, with a default of a plain-jane Object.
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see issue #110 |
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tl; dr - what can be supported in consuming libraries should be supported in consuming libraries. This is a database client only. Not an ORM or abstraction layer. There's nothing wrong with ORM's or abstraction layers...it's just that they don't belong in the close-to-the-metal code. |
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Fair enough. Thanks for the response! |
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A nice feature of PHP's PDO layer is that you can specify an object class to
fetch rows as. This commit adds support for specifying either a
client-level or query-level row object to fetch them into, with a
default of a plain-jane Object.