classes/Peyote/Join.php
public function on($column1, $op, $column2)
	{
		if ($this->active_join === null)
		{
			throw new \Peyote\Exception("You need to start a join before calling \Peyote\Join::on()");
		}

		list($table, $type) = $this->active_join;
		$this->active_join = null;
		$this->joins[] = array("ON", $table, $type, $column1, $op, $column2);
		return $this;
	}
public function on($column1, $op, $column2)
	{
		if ($this->active_join === null)
		{
			throw new \Peyote\Exception("You need to start a join before calling \Peyote\Join::on()");
		}

		list($table, $type) = $this->active_join;
		$this->active_join = null;
		$this->joins[] = array("ON", $table, $type, $column1, $op, $column2);
		return $this;
	}
public function on ( $ column1 , $ op , $ column2 ) { if ( $ this -> active_join === null ) { throw new \ Peyote \ Exception ( "You need to start a join before calling \Peyote\Join::on()" ) ; } list ( $ table , $ type ) = $ this -> active_join ; $ this -> active_join = null ; $ this -> joins [ ] = array ( "ON" , $ table , $ type , $ column1 , $ op , $ column2 ) ; return $ this ; }
Creates an ON join.

@throws \Peyote\Exception

@param  string $column1  The column from the first table
@param  string $op       The operator
@param  string $column2  The column from the second table
@return \Peyote\Join
Creates an ON join .