Add ability to put any parameter into query #14
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Add an OO way to put in any LQL parameter. See the following example:
$hosts = $client
->get("hostsbygroup")
->column("name")
->column("state")
->filter("state != 0")
->parameter("Filter: hostgroup = foo-hostgroup")
->parameter("Filter: hostgroup = bar-hostgroup")
->parameter("Or: 2")
->execute();
Being able to pass any query to execute() introduced in 35b25ce is nice
but being able to keep an OO mindset is even better when possible.
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Add an OO way to put in any LQL parameter. See the following example:
$hosts = $client
->get("hostsbygroup")
->column("name")
->column("state")
->filter("state != 0")
->parameter("Filter: hostgroup = foo-hostgroup")
->parameter("Filter: hostgroup = bar-hostgroup")
->parameter("Or: 2")
->execute();
Being able to pass any query to execute() introduced in 35b25ce is nice
but being able to keep an OO mindset is even better when possible.