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if -> switch? #2

@VladislavSournine

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@VladislavSournine

Hi!

What do you think about using switch (not if) in read function? More readable, more fast (if you need to use a lot of api/params). Less chance to make error when adding other "if". What do you think?

function read($model, $queryData = array()) {
    switch ($queryData['fields']) {
        case 'people' : if (!empty($queryData['conditions']['username'])) {
                                $url = 'flickr.people.findByUsername&' . $this->_buildParams(array(
                                    'username',
                                ), $queryData, true);}
                                break;
        case 'photos' : if (!empty($queryData['conditions']['photoset_id'])) {
                                $url = 'flickr.photosets.getPhotos&' . $this->_buildParams(array(
                                    'photoset_id',
                                ), $queryData, true);}
                                break;
        case 'sizes' : if (!empty($queryData['conditions']['photo_id'])) {
                                $url = 'flickr.photos.getSizes&' . $this->_buildParams(array(
                                    'photo_id',
                                ), $queryData, true);}
                                break;
        case 'sets' : if (!empty($queryData['conditions']['user_id'])) {
                                $url = 'flickr.photosets.getList&' . $this->_buildParams(array(
                                    'photo_id',
                                ), $queryData, true);}
                                break;
        default:
    }
    return $this->_request($url);
}

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