Class QManyToManyReference

Used by the QCubed Code Generator to describe a column reference from the table's perspective (aka a Foreign Key from the referenced Table's point of view)

QBaseClass

Extended by

QManyToManyReference

Package: Codegen
Located at includes/codegen/QManyToManyReference.class.php

Methods summary
`public mixed`	# `__get( string $strName )` Override method to perform a property "Get" This will get the value of $strName Override method to perform a property "Get" This will get the value of $strName Parameters `$strName` Name of the property to get Returns mixed Throws Exception `QCallerException` Overrides `QBaseClass::__get()`
`public mixed`	# `__set( string $strName, string $mixValue )` Override method to perform a property "Set" This will set the property $strName to be $mixValue Override method to perform a property "Set" This will set the property $strName to be $mixValue Parameters `$strName` Name of the property to set `$mixValue` New value of the property Returns mixed Throws Exception `QCallerException` Overrides `QBaseClass::__set()`

Methods inherited from QBaseClass
`OverrideAttributes(), __call()`

Properties summary
`protected string`	`$strKeyName` Name of the foreign key object itself, as defined in the database or create script Name of the foreign key object itself, as defined in the database or create script	#
`protected string`	`$strTable` Name of the association table, itself (the many-to-many table that maps the relationshipfor this ManyToManyReference) Name of the association table, itself (the many-to-many table that maps the relationshipfor this ManyToManyReference)	#
`protected string`	`$strColumn` Name of the referencing column (the column that owns the foreign key to this table) Name of the referencing column (the column that owns the foreign key to this table)	#
`protected string`	`$strPropertyName` Name of property corresponding to this column as used in the node. Name of property corresponding to this column as used in the node.	#
`protected string`	`$strOppositeColumn` Name of the opposite column (the column that owns the foreign key to the related table) Name of the opposite column (the column that owns the foreign key to the related table)	#
`protected string`	`$strOppositeVariableType` Type of the opposite column (the column that owns the foreign key to the related table) as a Variable type (for example, to be used to define the input parameter type to a Load function) Type of the opposite column (the column that owns the foreign key to the related table) as a Variable type (for example, to be used to define the input parameter type to a Load function)	#
`protected string`	`$strOppositeDbType` Database type of the opposite column (the column that owns the foreign key to the related table) as a DbType (for example, to be used to define the input parameter type to a Node) Database type of the opposite column (the column that owns the foreign key to the related table) as a DbType (for example, to be used to define the input parameter type to a Node)	#
`protected string`	`$strOppositeVariableName` Name of the opposite column (the column that owns the foreign key to the related table) as a Variable name (for example, to be used as an input parameter to a Load function) Name of the opposite column (the column that owns the foreign key to the related table) as a Variable name (for example, to be used as an input parameter to a Load function)	#
`protected string`	`$strOppositePropertyName` Name of the opposite column (the column that owns the foreign key to the related table) as a Property name (for example, to be used as a QQAssociationNode parameter name for the column itself) Name of the opposite column (the column that owns the foreign key to the related table) as a Property name (for example, to be used as a QQAssociationNode parameter name for the column itself)	#
`protected string`	`$strOppositeObjectDescription` Name of the opposite column (the column that owns the foreign key to the related table) as an Object Description (see "ObjectDescription" below) Name of the opposite column (the column that owns the foreign key to the related table) as an Object Description (see "ObjectDescription" below)	#
`protected string`	`$strAssociatedTable` The name of the associated table (the table that the OTHER column in the association table points to) The name of the associated table (the table that the OTHER column in the association table points to)	#
`protected string`	`$strVariableName` Name of the reverse-referenced object as an function parameter. So if this is a reverse reference to "person" via "report.person_id", the VariableName would be "objReport" Name of the reverse-referenced object as an function parameter. So if this is a reverse reference to "person" via "report.person_id", the VariableName would be "objReport"	#
`protected string`	`$strVariableType` Type of the reverse-referenced object as a class. So if this is a reverse reference to "person" via "report.person_id", the VariableName would be "Report" Type of the reverse-referenced object as a class. So if this is a reverse reference to "person" via "report.person_id", the VariableName would be "Report"	#
`protected string`	`$strObjectDescription` Singular object description used in the function names for the reverse reference. See documentation for more details. Singular object description used in the function names for the reverse reference. See documentation for more details.	#
`protected string`	`$strObjectDescriptionPlural` Plural object description used in the function names for the reverse reference. See documentation for more details. Plural object description used in the function names for the reverse reference. See documentation for more details.	#
`protected QSqlColumn[]`	`$objColumnArray` Array of non-FK Column objects (as indexed by Column name) Array of non-FK Column objects (as indexed by Column name)	#
`protected boolean`	`$blnIsTypeAssociation` Array of non-FK Column objects (as indexed by Column name) Array of non-FK Column objects (as indexed by Column name)	#
`protected array`	`$options` Keyed array of overrides read from the override file Keyed array of overrides read from the override file	#

Magic properties summary
`public string`	`$KeyName`
`public string`	`$Table`
`public string`	`$Column`
`public string`	`$PropertyName`
`public string`	`$OppositeColumn`
`public string`	`$OppositeVariableType`
`public string`	`$OppositeDbType`
`public string`	`$OppositeVariableName`
`public string`	`$OppositePropertyName`
`public string`	`$OppositeObjectDescription`
`public string`	`$AssociatedTable`
`public string`	`$VariableName`
`public string`	`$VariableType`
`public string`	`$ObjectDescription`
`public string`	`$ObjectDescriptionPlural`
`public boolean`	`$IsTypeAssociation`
`public array`	`$Options`