Need confirmation

[Airslash]

Hello,

I just wish to have confirmation if this snippet of PHP code will actually function properly. It's part of my SqlCommand class, and sort of acts like the SqlCommand in C#.NET.

It should remove a SqlParameter from the Command's internal array of parameters, but I've read somewhere that using a return inside a loop will not always work, so here's the function I wrote.

open for feedback/ suggestions


[PHP]
final public function removeParameter (SqlParameter $parameter) {
for($i = 0; $i < count($this->parameters); $i++) {
if($parameter->equals($this->parameters[$i])) {
unset($this->parameters[$i]);
$this->parameters = array_values($t his->parameters);
return;
}
}
throw new InvalidParamete rException('Par ameter was not found for the Command');
}
[/PHP]

[Markus]

Why don't you test it and tell us if it works?

Makes more sense.

[Atli]

It should remove a SqlParameter from the Command's internal array of parameters, but I've read somewhere that using a return inside a loop will not always work, so here's the function I wrote.

If the code reaches the return keyword, it will work.
Whether or not it actually reaches the keyword depends on your loop.

[Airslash]

Why don't you test it and tell us if it works?

Makes more sense.

don't have any direct examples to use it in. It's still in development and don't have any running scripts to use it in.

Aptana doesn't give any syntax errors, but don't know if I can trust it.
If I ever get to testing it I'll let you know. Was just hoping if someone tried a similar script and could share his experience with it.

[pbmods]

Heya, Airslash.

return inside a loop works just fine.

Try running php -l (that's a lowercase 'L') on your script. That will cause PHP to "lint" your file (check for syntax errors; dunno why it's called "linting").