Problem with multiple column non-primary keys in DBForge.

[eluser]davido[/eluser]
According to the User guide I can use

Code:

$this->dbforge->add_key(array('blog_name', 'blog_label'));

to create multiple column non-primary keys. I think there may be a misunderstanding somewhere because there is an if-block at the beginning of the add_key method that prevents multiple column non-primary keys. Removing the if-block

Code:

if (is_array($key))
        {
            foreach($key as $one)
            {
                $this->add_key($one, $primary);
            }
            
            return;
        }

makes the method perform exactly as I want it to. Without the if-block I can create indexes over multiple columns, with the if block my array of columns are added individually.

Also the commit that introduced the if says this, "Did a little clean up. Nothing that affected functionality"

Am I using the forge wrong to make my compound indexes?