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By: Ubu Noir
Date: 2004-02-12
Time: 23:58
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Sub-blocks and arrays
Hello,
Sub-blocks are possible for sql queries, but why not for arrays? Using one of previous examples in a modified version:
[stud;block=begin]
[stud.name]
In Classes: [classes;block=begin] [classes.class_title], [classes;block=end]
[stud;block=end]
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I think it would be a nice feature to do a single top-level merge, and have all the sub-blocks merge automaticly with proper named fields containing arrays. For example:
$students = array(
array(
name => "John Doe",
classes => array( array(class_title => "Math"), array(class_title => "English") ),
),
array(
name => "Mary",
classes => array( array(class_title => "Economy") ),
)
);
$TBS->MergeBlock("stud", $students);
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Or maybe there is any existing solution for such multi-dimensional arrays?
Greets |
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By: Skrol29
Date: 2004-02-13
Time: 01:10
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Re: Sub-blocks and arrays
Hello UbuNoir,
It could be possible to do this using the sub-block feature if there was also a query feature for Php Arrays.
Query for Php Array is asked many times, but not so easy to develop because it means to support : 'and', 'or', =, >, >=,=,<,<=,<>,... and some other statements.
By the way, this could be donne, with custom data functions for TBS.
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