GrietlySleply
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I have seen something like this in an ORM: \[code\] $b = new Book(); $b->limit(5)->get(); echo 'ID: ' . $b->id . '<br />'; echo 'Name: ' . $b->title . '<br />'; echo 'Description: ' . $b->description . '<br />'; echo 'Year: ' . $b->year . '<br />'; foreach ($b as $book) { echo 'ID: ' . $book->id . '<br />'; echo 'Name: ' . $book->title . '<br />'; echo 'Description: ' . $book->description . '<br />'; echo 'Year: ' . $book->year . '<br />'; echo '<br />'; }\[/code\]How is it possible that an object acts as both array and object? How can I accomplish that?I was hoping to see a new __magic method or something in Book's parent class, but I couldn't find anything, so there might be something really basic about php objects that I don't know.Any thoughts? Thanks in advance