Object oriented DB access

So I'm doing a very low scale project - just a simple blog/template for a guy. PHP5/MySQL5 on Apache.

I had programmed mostly the entire thing without abstracting the database, since I figured this project would be pretty specific to my clients needs, now however... I'm really liking how this turned out and would like to use the backend for my own personal site.

The problem is my personal site is on Postgre.

So my question is... do I dick around with PEAR::DB (does that project even exist anymore?) - or, do I just go through searching query by query and changing them by hand?

Wait, isn't the fact that Haskell has error kind of put a wrench in the whole "purity" thing since error does IO?

>>41
unsafePerformIO.

>>41
It doesn't do IO, it just stops execution.

>>43
Sorry Bro, but it most definitely does do IO, bro, look at this bro:

Prelude> error "lol"
*** Exception: lol

Clearly there is some sort of IO going on bro because I pass it a "lol" string bro and that stuff gets to the outside world bro, which is IMO IO Bro.

>>44
If you want you can define error as [code]error = error[/m], so it doesn't any IO.

>>24
Nice rant.

The faggot idiots are using Eclipse + PHP how the fuck I know what for, I'm just making a point here.

>>44
error raised an exception, then the top level caught it and printed it's message.

*its

>>48
*** Exception: it's message

>>44
0/10

>>50
Bro, why the hate bro?

Xarn is a bad boyfriend

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