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Use The ResultSet and Row classes are meant to act like PHP arrays as much as possible. The warning you are seeing is the same one you would get if trying to access an array key that didn't exist. I don't think it is a good idea to hide those semantics. You shouldn't be calling |
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If you think null is the proper response to asking for a non-existent row, that is fine (that does mirror the array semantics), but a notice should still be throw using |
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Nice! I'll work on this. |
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When i was trying to get the current Row from a ResultSet (
$query->getResultSet()->current();) that can be empty, i'd got the follow error:So, i'm suggesting to verify the offset existence, then return null if it not exists.
Thanks in advance, and sorry for my english!