I'm a bit irritated why the second Code throws an Exception and the first not. self::ID_FALLBACK is 1, There are 2 or more Rows in Sections with id 1, 2...; all with Sectiongroup_id = 1
There is one Row in Sectiongroup with id 1
This works without any Problems:
public static function getSections(){
// select groups with sections
foreach(ORM::factory('Sectiongroup')->find_all() as $grp){
$s = $grp->sections->where('id', '>', self::ID_FALLBACK)->find_all()->as_array('id', 'name');
count($s) && $sections[$grp->name] = $s;
}
return $sections;
}
Next throws: Cannot use object of type Model_Sectiongroup as array
in Line count($s) && $section..
public static function getSections(){
// select groups with sections
$sections = ORM::factory('Sectiongroup');
foreach($sections->find_all() as $grp){
$s = $grp->sections->where('id', '>', self::ID_FALLBACK)->find_all()->as_array('id', 'name');
count($s) && $sections[$grp->name] = $s;
}
return $sections;
}
Same error with 2 rows in Sectiongroup what should be an array now:
public static function getSections(){
// select userdefined groups with sections
$sections = ORM::factory('Sectiongroup');
foreach($sections->find_all()->as_array() as $grp){
$s = $grp->sections->where('id', '>', self::ID_FALLBACK)->find_all()->as_array('id', 'name');
count($s) && $sections[$grp->name] = $s;
}
return $sections;
}
Whats that for a strange behavior?
In your first (working) example, you never explicitly define the $sections
array, and when you first write $sections[$grp->name] = $s
, PHP creates the $sections
array for you.
On your last two examples, you explicitly declare $sections
to the return value of ORM::factory()
, more specifically, an object subclass of ORM
with which you cannot use the array subscript ([]
) notation with.