The whereor method of TP5 has many conditions

$where['a'] = '1';

$where['b'] = '2';

$where['c'] = '3';

$whereOr['a'] = '1';

$whereOr['b'] = '2';

$whereOr['c'] = '3';

 $data = Db::name('matorder')->where($where)->whereOr($whereOr)->select();

The result of this check is not what I want ,SQL Statement for

SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE  `a` = '1'  AND `b` = '2'  AND `c` = '3'  OR `a` = '1'  OR `b` = '2'  OR `c` = '3';

What I want is such a query statement ：

SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE  (  `a` = '1'  AND `b` = '2'  AND `c` = '3' ) OR (  `a` = 1  AND `b` = '2'  AND `c` = '3' );

Later, I read the manual , It is found that the effect can be achieved through hybrid query , The following is the manual diagram ：

Because I didn't use many closures before , So I don't know much about closure parameters , Fortunately, I found it later

$data = Db::name('table')->where(function ($query) use ($where) {
            $query->where($where);
        })->whereOr(function ($query) use ($whereO) {
            $query->where($whereO);
        })->select();

This is the desired result , This article is only for record to prevent forgetting