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/**
* A result of a batch query.
*
* A `QdbBatchResult` is returned by {@link \QdbCluster::runBatch()}.
*
* This class behaves like an array containing the operation results.
* Operations results are stored in the order in which operations have been added to the {@link QdbBatch}, which is not necessarily the order in which operation are executed in the cluster.
*
* An exception will be thrown when reading the result of an operation that failed.
* The exception type will match the failure of that particular operation, like {@link QdbAliasAlreadyExistsException}, {@link QdbAliasNotFoundException}, {@link QdbContainerEmptyException} or {@link QdbIncompatibleTypeException}.
*
* @example
* <code>
* // first, prepare the batch
* $batch = new QdbBatch();
* $batch->put('key 0', 'value 0');
* $batch->put('key 1', 'value 1');
* $batch->get('key 2');
*
* // then, execute it
* $result = $cluster->runBatch($batch);
*
* // finally, read the results
* // (the following line may throw QdbAliasNotFoundException or QdbIncompatibleTypeException)
* $value2 = $result[2];
* </code>
*/
class QdbBatchResult implements ArrayAccess, Countable
{
}
?>