hw_objrec2array
Name
hw_objrec2array — Converts an object record into a
PHP array.
Synopsis
array hw_objrec2array(object_rec[, format]);
string object_rec: Object
record to convert
array format (optional):
Extra information about dealing with duplicate
attributes
Returns
Hyperwave object array on success; FALSE on failure
Description
This function is used to convert an object record into a
PHP array, making it somewhat more convenient to deal
with the data. If there are multiple attributes with the
same name, only the last is used unless you specify
otherwise in the format array.
The format array tells
hw_objrec2array() how you want to deal with
multiple attributes having the same name. The array is
associative. Each key must be the name of an attribute,
and the value can be one of HW_ATTR_NONE or
HW_ATTR_LANG. If the value is
HW_ATTR_LANG, an associative array with the
language portion of the attribute value as the keys is
formed. If the attribute in question has no language
specifier (the colon-separated en:, for
instance), xx is used as the key, and only the
last of the attributes is used. If the value is
HW_ATTR_NONE, all of the duplicate attributes
are listed in an indexed array.
Version
PHP 3 since 3.0.3, PHP 4
Example
Example 517. Convert an
object record into an object array
$obj_id = 6;
$object = hw_getobject($hw_link, $obj_id);
echo "<b>Object record:</b>\n$object";
$arr = hw_objrec2array($object, array('Title' => HW_ATTR_LANG));
echo "\n<b>Object array:</b>\n";
print_r($arr);
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