On 1/4/2013 4:29 PM, Stas Malyshev wrote:
Hi!
This shouldn't be an issue because it is not possible to set the
property without going through the setter, which would be a type hinted
accessor function.
It is possible, if this property's guard is set. Since guard works for
all code called from inside the setter, if setter is doing something not
trivial (meaning, calls any functions, explicitly or implicitly) it is
possible to set the property directly. Since the value you are getting
is defined by the getter, there are no guarantees there too. So
effectively, unless both getter and setter are implicit, this does not
give you anything compared to the typed setter.
I think I was referring to the possibility I mentioned in another email
about a second call to a getter which was already guarded would return
NULL and likewise a second call to a setter which was already being
guarded would do whatever __set() does...? Ignored?
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