Open martemorfosis opened 8 years ago
I was trying to run this query which works perfectly on RethinkDB's Query Browser and JS Driver:
r.branch( r.expr(x).match('^avg'), r.expr(r.table('test')('statistics')(x).avg()), r.expr(x).match('lg'), r.expr(r.table('test')('statistics')(x).max()), r.expr(r.table('test')('statistics')(x).sum()) )
But in PHP when the first test was false I was getting the result of 'match'. The only workaround I found was to nest another 'branch' sentence in my PHP query:
r\branch( r\expr($x)->match('^avg'), r\expr(r\table('test')->getField('statistics')->getField($x)->avg()), r\branch( r\expr($x)->match('lg'), r\expr(r\table('test')->getField('statistics')->getField($x)->max()), r\expr(r\table('test')->getField('statistics')->getField($x)->sum()) ) )
In RethinkDB's docs and on PHP-RQL ones it is stated that 'Branch' works with 2n +1 arguments which is not the case on the current PHP implementation.
I will take a look at it asap. I had the same issue with other methods.
I was trying to run this query which works perfectly on RethinkDB's Query Browser and JS Driver:
But in PHP when the first test was false I was getting the result of 'match'. The only workaround I found was to nest another 'branch' sentence in my PHP query:
In RethinkDB's docs and on PHP-RQL ones it is stated that 'Branch' works with 2n +1 arguments which is not the case on the current PHP implementation.