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What does this mean? It appears in a class. what does this mean? $ This-& gt; ChannelUnit-& gt; SplitPageField; it is best to write an example. thank you !, If you don't understand what LZ means, you can see the code in your class. let's take a look at what ChannelUnit is and discuss it in a class. what does this mean?
It appears in a class. what does this mean? $ This-> ChannelUnit-> SplitPageField;
It is best to write an example. thank you!

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I don't understand what LZ means
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Look at the code in your class and you will know what it is. let's see what ChannelUnit is.
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It appears in a class. what does this mean? $ This-> ChannelUnit-> SplitPageField;
It is best to write an example. thank you!

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You don't know how to run it. It looks like a concatenated SQL string.

Select type from dbtable where id = 1;

It is purely speculation. Thinkphp .. Let's take a look.
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You don't know how to run it. It looks like a concatenated SQL string.

Select type from dbtable where id = 1;

It is purely speculation. Thinkphp .. Let's take a look.

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With from ()?
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I also feel this way,
However, thinkphp
It is indeed written in this way. This is more understandable. Error-prone,
Alas
To be honest, at this level, it is really a headache to see such SQL.

I think the readable type of SQL statements written in strings is better.

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You don't know how to run it. It looks like a concatenated SQL string.

Select type from dbtable where id = 1;

It is purely speculation. Thinkphp .. Let's take a look.


It seems that Mr. Jordan's guess is correct, but an SQL statement is written like this.
$ User-> select ("type")-> form ("dbtable")-> whe ......

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Well, these are all "half-hanging ORM" ...... in fact, they are not even ORM...


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You don't know how to run it. It looks like a concatenated SQL string.

Select type from dbtable where id = 1;

It is purely speculation. Thinkphp .. Let's take a look.


It seems that Mr. Jordan's guess is correct, but an SQL statement is written like this.
$ User-> select ("type")-> form ("dbtable")-> whe ......

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It appears in a class. what does this mean? $ This-> ChannelUnit-> SplitPageField;
It is best to write an example. thank you!
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Class {
Var $ v = 123;
}




Class B {
Function _ construct (){
$ Thi ......

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Select type from dbtable where id = 1;