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* Class DbResultIterator |
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* @property mixed $_result |
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abstract class DbResultIterator implements Iterator { |
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* @var mixed $_result |
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protected $_result; |
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protected $fetchMode; |
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protected $position; |
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protected $currentRow; |
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abstract protected function fetchCurrentRow(); |
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* Constructor |
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* @param mixed $result |
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* @param int $fetchMode constant (MYSQLI_ASSOC, MYSQLI_NUM, MYSQLI_BOTH) |
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public function __construct($result, $fetchMode = MYSQLI_ASSOC) { |
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$this->_result = $result; |
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$this->fetchMode = $fetchMode; |
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$this->position = 0; |
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// prefetch the current row |
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// note that this advances the Results internal pointer. |
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$this->fetchCurrentRow(); |
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} |
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* Destructor |
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* Frees the Result object |
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public function __destruct() { |
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// $this->Result->free(); |
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* Return the current element |
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* Returns the row that matches the current position |
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* @link http://php.net/manual/en/iterator.current.php |
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* @return mixed Can return any type. |
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public function current() { |
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return $this->currentRow; |
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* Move forward to next element |
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* Moves the internal pointer one step forward |
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public function next() { |
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// prefetch the current row |
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$this->fetchCurrentRow(); |
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public function key() { |
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return $this->position; |
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* Checks if current position is valid |
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* Returns true if the current position is valid, false otherwise. |
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public function valid() { |
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return $this->position < $this->_result->num_rows; |
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public function rewind() { |
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// data_seek moves the Results internal pointer |
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$this->_result->data_seek($this->position = 0); |
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supernova-ws /
SuperNova
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