CWAC blurbs

Just a quick blurb for those using the Zend Framework: I've added two very, very hackish scripts to my CWAC repository. The first one, "create_model", reads an existing schema from a database and creates model classes for use with CWAC_ActiveRecord. It's just a quick (very) dirty hack made to simply have something useable quickly, so I don't expect it to work with anything else but MySQL (which is what I use in my testing environment). It's not completely useless though and it allows to be run over the model classes multiple times to support schema updates, without destroying code that was manually added to the classes in the meantime. The second script is made simply to aid my laziness: It's called "zend_create" and will just set up a basic project structure for a ZF-powered website, including CWAC-Support Just type: zend_create.php [PROJECT NAME] ([DB NAME] [DB USER] [DB PASSWORD]) and happily code away. Also, I found an issue with the "output action templates when the destuctor is called"-approach: When somewhere in the script there's an exception and there also is no action template yet, the destructor would be called within the active exception. The destructor would then try to raise another exception because the template is missing, which cannot be done because no exception can be thrown while another one is still active. To work around this, I simply catch the additional exception and try to display a message explaining what happened... (Click here to view the code) I'm not very happy with this though and begin to question that whole "output when destructor is called" approach. I still like the idea, because it means not having to call "render()" manually at the end of each action (so it heavily supports my laziness ), but I wonder if there are other drawbacks...