NAME

Teng::Row - Teng's Row class

METHODS

$row = Teng::Row->new

create new Teng::Row's instance

$row->get($col)

my $val = $row->get($column_name);

# alias
my $val = $row->$column_name;

get a column value from a row object.

Note: This method inflates values.

$row->set($col, $val)

$row->set($col => $val);

set column data.

Note: This method deflates values.

$row->get_column($column_name)

my $val = $row->get_column($column_name);

get a column value from a row object.

Note: This method does not inflate values.

$row->get_columns

my $data = $row->get_columns;

Does get_column, for all column values.

Note: This method does not inflate values.

$row->set_columns(\%new_row_data)

$row->set_columns({$col => $val});

set columns data.

Note: This method does not deflate values.

$row->set_column($col => $val)

$row->set_column($col => $val);

# alias
$row->$col($val);

set column data.

Note: This method does not deflate values.

$row->get_dirty_columns

returns those that have been changed.

$row->is_changed

returns true, If the row object have a updated column.

$row->update([$arg : HashRef, $where : HashRef])

update is executed for instance record.

It works by schema in which primary key exists.

$row->update({name => 'tokuhirom'});
# or
$row->set({name => 'tokuhirom'});
$row->update;

If $arg is supplied, each pairs are passed to set() method before update.

If $where is supplied, each pairs to be merged into default (primary keys) WHERE condition. It is useful for optimistic lock.

$row    = $teng->single(table_name, {id => 1});
$result = $row->update({point => 2}, {point => 1});
# UPDATE table_name SET point = 2 WHERE id = 1 AND point = 1;

$row->delete

delete is executed for instance record.

It works by schema in which primary key exists.

my $refetched_row = $row->refetch([$opt:HashRef]);

refetch record from database. get new row object.

You can specify $opt like { for_update => 1} optionally, which is used to build query.

$row->handle

get Teng object.

$row->handle->single('table', {id => 1});

NOTE FOR COLUMN NAME METHOD

Teng::Row has methods that have name from column name. For example, if a table has column named 'foo', Teng::Row instance of it has method 'foo'.

This method has different behave for setter or getter as following:

# (getter) is alias of $row->get('foo')
# so this method returns inflated value.
my $inflated_value = $row->foo;

# (setter) is alias of $row->set_column('foo', $raw_value)
# so this method does not deflate the value. This only accepts raw value but inflated object.
$row->foo($raw_value);

This behave is from historical reason. You should use column name methods with great caution, if you want to use this.