[Solar-talk] Solar 0.22.0 released

[Paul M Jones]

Hi all,

You can find the new Solar 0.22.0 at the usual location.  This is a  
quick-turn release based on 0.21 feedback along with a new set of  
"Meta" helpers (thanks to Jeff Surgeson and Rodrigo Moraes for their  
independent contributions).

Please let me know if you have any questions, comments, concerns, or  
criticism, and thank you for using Solar.

Change notes follow:


* General

     * Per note from Rodrigo Moraes, Solar_Sql selections of 'all' or
       'row' now let you select the class of the return object. Defaults
       are Solar_Sql_Rowset for 'all' and Solar_Sql_Row for 'row'.
       Affects Solar_Sql, Solar_Sql_Rowset, Solar_Sql_Select, and
       Solar_Sql_Table.

* New classes:

     * Solar_View_Helper_Meta, Solar_View_Helper_MetaName, and
       Solar_View_Helper_MetaHttp for <meta ... /> tag construction,
       based on work by Jeff Surgeson and Rodrigo Moraes.

* Solar_Content_Abstract

     * Method delete() now deletes node parts, and disallows deletion
       where $id is empty or zero

* Solar_Controller_Page

     * Added _isSubmit() method to check submission values. Previously,
       you would check if (Solar::post('submit') ==
       $this->locale('SUBMIT_SAVE')). Now you use check if
       ($this->_isSubmit('save')).

* Solar_Struct

     * Per email with Antti Holvikari, keys are now settable instead of
       being set-once.

     * Method load() now lets you reset the data entirely using a second
       $reset parameter (set to boolean true) instead of merging with
       existing keys (the default behavior)

* Solar_Sql

     * Method select('all') and select('row') now support setting the
       class of the returned object using a 4th param, $class.

* Solar_Sql_Rowset

     * New property $_row_class sets the class of individual row  
objects.

* Solar_Sql_Select

     * Method fetch() has a 2nd param, $class, to set the class of 'all'
       and 'row' return objects

* Solar_Sql_Table

     * Two new properties, $_all_class and $_row_class, to define what
       fetchAll() and fetch/fetchNew/fetchWhere() should use as the
       return class type



-- pmj