Re: How to catch Controller::loadModel/ClassRegistry::init errors

Hopefully this will be a one time thing :) I was just wondering if my
approach for handling errors could have been improved. I guess it's
simpler to know which model to include/exclude.

Thanks for pointing out the typo.

SpecialModel is a wrapper model (like AppModel) that I have to use
accross several projects, containing its own logic and callbacks. Each
of these projects have in addition their own logic and callback (in
AppModel). I did'nt want to merge the two files as it is easier for
maintenance that way and I can overwrite methods in a per project
basis

On 28 avr, 17:30, brian <bally.z...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is this just a one-time thing? Wouldn't it be simpler just to list the
> models you need to access?
>
> You have a typo, also: "SpecialModal". What's SpecialModel for, anyway?
>
> On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 8:23 AM, Pixelastic <timcc.pe...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Sorry, hit 'Send' too early...
>
> > The code I'm using is :
>
> > $appModelList = Configure::listObjects('model');
> > foreach($appModelList as $modelName) {
> >        // I have to manually exclude those two model or loadModel
> > will fail
> >        if (in_array($modelName, array('SpecialModal', 'AppModel'))) {
> >                continue;
> >        }
> >        //      Loading the model
> >        $this->loadModel($modelName);
> >        $model = &$this->{$modelName};
> >        $modelSchema = $model->schema();
>
> >        [...]
>
> > }
>
> > $this->loadModel fails with SpecialModel and AppModel because they do
> > not have a table, and all I'm getting is a 'Missing table' page.
> > My question was: Is there a way to stop my loop if $this->loadModel()
> > failed instead of manually exclude them ?
>
> > On 28 avr, 14:19, Pixelastic <timcc.pe...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> Well, AppModel and SpecialModel are the only two models that do not
> >> use a table .I think I may not have been clear enough and you
> >> misunderstood what I was trying to do.
>
> >> Here is the context :
>
> >> I had to apply a regexp to every text field of every item saved in my
> >> database. So I list every model of my App, instantiate them, find
> >> their schema, find the text fields for each model. Then I query my db
> >> for each model, apply the regexp to each text field of each returned
> >> element and save the element back.
>
> >> The code I used :
>
> >> $appModelList = Configure::listObjects('model');
> >> foreach($appModelList as $modelName) {
> >>         //if (in_array($modelName, array('SpecialModal', 'AppModel'))) {
> >>                 continue;
> >>         }
> >>         //      Loading the model
> >>         $this->loadModel($modelName);
> >>         $model = &$this->{$modelName};
> >>         $modelSchema = $model->schema();
>
> >>         [..]
>
> >> }
>
> >> On 28 avr, 09:24, Miles J <mileswjohn...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >> > Well if you add that to AppModel, ALL your models will not have a
> >> > database table. Only put that in the models that DO NOT have a table.
>
>
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