> Hi I have a new Question.
> In my application logic i have to catch every set event on the
> records.
> I have attached some logic to the set methode which is executed on
> update and on insert.
> This works very well....
> But when I have some related objects for example:

> $group->name = "User" // should call group::set(name, 'User') => works
> as expected
> $group->user[0]->name = "Robert" // in my opinion
> group::user::set(name, 'Robert')

> /*
> group and user extend Entity
> which implements a set methode.
> After doing its job this Entity::set calls parent::set()
> */

> I know that the property "user" is accessed over the __get methode
> because it is "physically" not available.
> Now my question: How can i check if the set methode call is for the
> actual ('group') record or for the related record ('user').

> Thanks in advance.

> Best regards

> Robert