PDO::FETCH_CLASS Arguments - php

Question

It's possible to create another instance to send as parameters on the current instance in PDO::fetchAll()?
if \PDO::FETCH_PROPS_LATE is set it will FIRSTLY call the __construct and SECONDLY set the properties. so the values you have passed to the __construct via the array will be overwritten.
But, when it overwritte the values, it doesn't understand the Voucher instance.
It is better illustrate
e.g.
<?php
class Voucher {
private $CD_ID, $CD_VOUCHER, $NR_EXPIRATION, $DT_VOUCHER, $IE_STATUS;
public function __construct($CD_ID, $CD_VOUCHER, $NR_EXPIRATION, $DT_VOUCHER, $IE_STATUS) {
$this->CD_ID = $CD_ID;
$this->CD_VOUCHER = $CD_VOUCHER;
$this->NR_EXPIRATION = $NR_EXPIRATION;
$this->DT_VOUCHER = $DT_VOUCHER;
$this->IE_STATUS = $IE_STATUS;
}
}
class Authentication {
private $CD_AUTH, $DT_AUTH, Voucher $CD_VOUCHER, $CD_IP, $CD_MAC, $CD_LOG;
public function __construct($CD_AUTH, $DT_AUTH, Voucher $CD_VOUCHER, $CD_IP, $CD_MAC, $CD_LOG) {
$this->CD_AUTH = $CD_AUTH;
$this->DT_AUTH = $DT_AUTH;
$this->CD_VOUCHER = $CD_VOUCHER;
$this->CD_IP = $CD_IP;
$this->CD_MAC = $CD_MAC;
$this->CD_LOG = $CD_LOG;
}
}
public function getAuthentications() {
try {
$sth = $this->db->prepare("SELECT `TB_AUTENTICACAO`.`CD_AUTH`, `TB_AUTENTICACAO`.`DT_AUTH`, `TB_VOUCHER`.`CD_ID`, `TB_VOUCHER`.`CD_VOUCHER`, `TB_VOUCHER`.`NR_EXPIRATION`, `TB_VOUCHER`.`DT_VOUCHER`, `TB_VOUCHER`.`IE_STATUS`, `TB_AUTENTICACAO`.`CD_IP`, `TB_AUTENTICACAO`.`CD_MAC`, `TB_AUTENTICACAO`.`CD_LOG` FROM `TB_AUTENTICACAO` INNER JOIN `TB_VOUCHER` ON `TB_VOUCHER`.`CD_ID` = `TB_AUTENTICACAO`.`CD_VOUCHER`;");
$sth->execute();
return $sth->fetchAll(\PDO::FETCH_CLASS | \PDO::FETCH_PROPS_LATE, "Models\\Authentication", array("TB_AUTENTICACAO.CD_AUTH", "TB_AUTENTICACAO.DT_AUTH", new \Models\Voucher("TB_VOUCHER.CD_ID", "TB_VOUCHER.CD_VOUCHER", "TB_VOUCHER.NR_EXPIRATION", "TB_VOUCHER.DT_VOUCHER", "TB_VOUCHER.IE_STATUS"), "TB_AUTENTICACAO.CD_IP", "TB_AUTENTICACAO.CD_MAC", "TB_AUTENTICACAO.CD_LOG"));
} catch (Exception $exc) {
die($exc->getMessage());
}
}
The result must be:
e.g.
Models\Authentication Object (
[CD_AUTH:Models\Authentication:private] => 2
[DT_AUTH:Models\Authentication:private] => 2016-03-22 10:44:00
[CD_VOUCHER:Models\Authentication:private] => Models\Voucher Object (
[CD_ID:Models\Voucher:private] => 1
[CD_VOUCHER:Models\Voucher:private] => xYgPB5
[NR_EXPIRATION:Models\Voucher:private] => 720
[DT_VOUCHER:Models\Voucher:private] => 2016-03-18 17:00:00
[IE_STATUS:Models\Voucher:private] => 0
)
[CD_IP:Models\Authentication:private] => 10.10.10.10
[CD_MAC:Models\Authentication:private] => abc
[CD_LOG:Models\Authentication:private] => 1
)
but I get:
e.g.
Models\Authentication Object (
[CD_AUTH:Models\Authentication:private] => 2
[DT_AUTH:Models\Authentication:private] => 2016-03-22 10:44:00
[CD_VOUCHER:Models\Authentication:private] => xYgPB5
[CD_IP:Models\Authentication:private] => 10.10.10.10
[CD_MAC:Models\Authentication:private] => abc
[CD_LOG:Models\Authentication:private] => 1
[CD_ID] => 1
[NR_EXPIRATION] => 720
[DT_VOUCHER] => 2016-03-18 17:00:00
[IE_STATUS] => 0
)

Answer 1

I would just keep it simple and define the variable as a class in the class itself. However, I am not sure why you have this issue, perhaps its because you're not attaching a variable to the new class?
If you're using a PHP 5.6+ you can make use of variable-length argument lists.
Seeing your code, I think it will boost read-ability by a-lot but the downside is that you need to make sure the correct number of variables are parsed into the constructor.
class Authentication {
private $CD_AUTH, $DT_AUTH, $CD_VOUCHER, $CD_IP, $CD_MAC, $CD_LOG;
public function __construct($CD_AUTH, $DT_AUTH, array $CD_VOUCHER, $CD_IP, $CD_MAC, $CD_LOG) {
...
$this->CD_VOUCHER = new \Models\Voucher(...$CD_VOUCHER);
...
# or go anonymous in php 7
$this->CD_VOUCHER = new class(...$CD_VOUCHER){
function __construct($CD_ID, $CD_VOUCHER, $NR_EXPIRATION, $DT_VOUCHER, $IE_STATUS){
...
}
}
}
}
public function getAuthentications() {
try {
$sth = $this->db->prepare("...");
$sth->execute();
return $sth->fetchAll(\PDO::FETCH_CLASS | \PDO::FETCH_PROPS_LATE, "Models\\Authentication", array("TB_AUTENTICACAO.CD_AUTH", "TB_AUTENTICACAO.DT_AUTH", ["TB_VOUCHER.CD_ID", "TB_VOUCHER.CD_VOUCHER", "TB_VOUCHER.NR_EXPIRATION", "TB_VOUCHER.DT_VOUCHER", "TB_VOUCHER.IE_STATUS"], "TB_AUTENTICACAO.CD_IP", "TB_AUTENTICACAO.CD_MAC", "TB_AUTENTICACAO.CD_LOG"));
} catch (Exception $exc) {
die($exc->getMessage());
}
}