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Convention for database column names is underscore_notation. Convention for class properties is camelCaseNotation. But when I'm using SelectQuery::fields('t') and then fetchObject(), fetched object's properties are in underscore_notation.

I know I can use code like:

foreach($fields as $field)
    $query->addField($table_name, $field, to_camel_case($field));

That's a solution when I know fields I'm supposed to get. What if I don't? If all I want is good old SELECT * FROM {table}? Is there a simple way to fetch object compatible with Drupal's naming convention?

Convention for database column names is underscore_notation. Convention for class properties is camelCaseNotation. But when I'm using SelectQuery::fields('t') and then fetchObject(), fetched object's properties are in underscore_notation.

I know I can use code like:

foreach($fields as $field)
    $query->addField($table_name, $field, to_camel_case($field));

That's a solution when I know fields I'm supposed to get. What if I don't? If all I want is good old SELECT * FROM {table}? Is there a simple way to fetch object compatible with Drupal's naming convention?

I know that formally, as written, convention does not apply to objects generated dynamically and returned from PDO. I want to avoid mixed namings none the less. It feels wrong to make user input $object->camelCase and give him $output->underscored_answer back. Bad as in causing errors and confusion.

Convention for database column names is underscore_notation. Convention for class properties is camelCaseNotation. But when I'm using SelectQuery::fields('t') and then fetchObject(), fetched object's properties are in underscore_notation.

I know I can use code like:

foreach($fields as $field)
    $query->addField($table_name, $field, toCamelCase($field));

That's a solution when I know fields I'm supposed to get. What if I don't? If all I want is good old SELECT * FROM {table}? Is there a simple way to fetch object compatible with Drupal's naming convention?

Convention for database column names is underscore_notation. Convention for class properties is camelCaseNotation. But when I'm using SelectQuery::fields('t') and then fetchObject(), fetched object's properties are in underscore_notation.

I know I can use code like:

foreach($fields as $field)
    $query->addField($table_name, $field, to_camel_case($field));

That's a solution when I know fields I'm supposed to get. What if I don't? If all I want is good old SELECT * FROM {table}? Is there a simple way to fetch object compatible with Drupal's naming convention?