Kohana v3.3.5

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Deon George
2016-05-01 20:50:24 +10:00
parent 8888719653
commit 68c7f4f159
170 changed files with 4565 additions and 1176 deletions

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@@ -51,6 +51,9 @@ class Kohana_Database_MySQL_Result extends Database_Result {
// Increment internal row for optimization assuming rows are fetched in order
$this->_internal_row++;
// FIXME mysql_fetch_object has been deprecated as of php 5.5!
// Please use mysqli_fetch_object or PDOStatement::fetch(PDO::FETCH_OBJ) instead.
if ($this->_as_object === TRUE)
{
// Return an stdClass
@@ -58,8 +61,32 @@ class Kohana_Database_MySQL_Result extends Database_Result {
}
elseif (is_string($this->_as_object))
{
// Return an object of given class name
return mysql_fetch_object($this->_result, $this->_as_object, $this->_object_params);
/* The second and third argument for mysql_fetch_object are optional, but do
* not have default values defined. Passing _object_params with a non-array value results
* in undefined behavior that varies by PHP version. For example, if NULL is supplied on
* PHP 5.3, the resulting behavior is identical to calling with array(), which results in the
* classes __construct function being called with no arguments. This is only an issue when
* the _as_object class does not have an explicit __construct method resulting in the
* cryptic error "Class %s does not have a constructor hence you cannot use ctor_params."
* In contrast, the same function call on PHP 5.5 will 'functionally' interpret
* _object_params == NULL as an omission of the third argument, resulting in the original
* intended functionally.
*
* Because the backing code for the mysql_fetch_object has not changed between 5.3 and 5.5,
* I suspect this discrepancy is due to the way the classes are instantiated on a boarder
* level. Additionally, mysql_fetch_object has been deprecated in 5.5 and should probably be
* replaced by mysqli_fetch_object or PDOStatement::fetch(PDO::FETCH_OBJ) in Kohana 3.4.
*/
if ($this->_object_params !== NULL)
{
// Return an object of given class name with constructor params
return mysql_fetch_object($this->_result, $this->_as_object, $this->_object_params);
}
else
{
// Return an object of given class name without constructor params
return mysql_fetch_object($this->_result, $this->_as_object);
}
}
else
{