Why is function name 'insert_' in database.php?

[sebastianertz]

https://github.com/crich/beroNet-Open-PBX/blob/master/template/www/includes/database.php

function insert_ ($sql) {

    if (!($ok = sqlite_query($this->db, $sql))) {
        $this->err = "insert() failed: " . sqlite_error_string(sqlite_last_error($this->db));
        return false;
    }

    return $ok;
};

[crich]

do you mean the inconsistency compared to update,delete, select?

I guess it's maybe just a typo and has been used as is. We can change it back to insert, if it doesn't conflict with PHP keywords.

[ghost]

Well, it doesn't make sense to have functions like update, delete, select and insert, if they all do the same (and they do actually).

One single query-function should be sufficient.

[ghost]

I've unified most (hopefully all) database-queries from 'select', 'delete', 'update' and 'insert_' to 'query' in commit d14db754d4666f0501c3e309f0537bd4a0280e36 of the development-branch. The old methods are still available but will be removed in the future.