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CakePHP TypeConverterTrait (trait)


Type converter trait

Namespace: Cake\Database

Method Summary

Method Detail

cast() public 

cast(mixed $value, mixed $type)

Converts a give value to a suitable database value based on type and return relevant internal statement type

Parameters

mixed $value

The value to cast

\Cake\Database\TypeInterface|string|int $type optional

The type name or type instance to use.

Returns

array

list containing converted value and internal type

matchTypes() public 

matchTypes(array $columns, array $types)

Matches columns to corresponding types

Both columnsandcolumns and types should either be numeric based or string key based at the same time.

Parameters

array $columns

list or associative array of columns and parameters to be bound with types

array $types

list or associative array of types

Returns

array

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