Here is a rather hackish snippet that might help you. Put this in your
bootstrap.php:
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function listControllers($underscored = false) {
uses('Folder');
$Folder = new Folder();
if ($underscored == false) {
$toCtrlName = create_function('$controllerFile', 'return
Inflector::camelize(r("_controller.php", "", $controllerFile));');
} else {
$toCtrlName = create_function('$controllerFile', 'return
r("_controller.php", "", $controllerFile);');
}
$Configure = Configure::getInstance();
foreach($Configure->controllerPaths as $path) {
$Folder->cd($path);
$controllerFiles = $Folder->find('.+_controller\.php$');
$controllers = array_map($toCtrlName, $controllerFiles);
}
return $controllers;
}
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Then you can use it in your routes.php to get a nice regex strings
matching all your controllers like this:
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$controllerRegex = '('.join('|', array_map('preg_quote',
listControllers(true))).')';
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This should be very useful if you decide to manually map all controllers
by yourself.
HTH, Felix
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John David Anderson (_psychic_) wrote:
> On May 24, 2007, at 10:19 AM, Greg wrote:
>
>
>>> Can you take a step back and explain why you need the route, and
>>> maybe provide some examples? Maybe we can find a good way to do what
>>> you want.
>>>
>> We need to have a url schema like http://domain.com/community/
>> category/post,
>> so I have defined routes accordingly. These routes work great, except
>> that they completely override cake's default routes. Now, simple
>> commands like requestAction(/controller/action/...) are confused with
>> these routes, rather than using cake's defaults.
>>
>
> Would you be amenable to changing the URL format a bit? You just need
> a way to distinguish a community name from a controller name.
>
> Something like these might be matchable using regex to avoid
> controller name collisions:
>
> http://example.com/c:los_angeles/computers/mac_rulez
> http://example.com/los_angeles:computers/mac_rulez
> http://example.com/c_los_angeles/computers/mac_rulez
>
> Just add some little marker in there that regex can pick up and
> recognize as a community name.
>
> Its a little hacky, but you could also iterate through your
> controllers directory and grab out the names and add those as
> conditions in the regex. The CONTROLLERS constant is your friend
> there. I think that this approach is less user-friendly, as some sort
> of marker in the URL to denote community names is more user-friendly.
>
> -- John
>
> >
>
>
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