On Fri, 18 Sep 2009, Kropp, Henning wrote:

> How do I add a or more objects to the array, say by fetching some more
> from db?
> 
> Can I delete one object from the array?
> 
> Can I get a certain object from the array, say like $objects->get($obj)?
> 
> Can I work with position of objects in the array, say like $pos =
> $objects->posOf($obj); $objects->get($pos);?
> 
> If I fetch an object by joining another one can I still do
> "in_array($obj, $fetched_objects)" with  $obj beeing an object without
> the joined ones (I am not sure this makes any sense, which leads me to
> my next question:)?
> 
> How are joined objects stored in a array? As an object? Or as an array
> of objects, like $obj->$joinedObj->Array()? Can I than do
> "in_array($joinedObj, $objects) and find it? That wouldnt make sense,
> because what really should be found is $obj->$joinedObj???


They are arrays, so the usual array functions can be used:


http://us2.php.net/manual/en/book.array.php



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