On 01/06/16 03:15, Jesse Schalken wrote:
> For large structures, this gets verbose very quick. There is a good example
> of this here
> <https://github.com/jesseschalken/fail-whale/blob/72870b37c4c21d19f17324a966344ec476b432a7/src/FailWhale/Introspection.php#L22>
> involving
> 18 unnecessarily variables.
>
> I can remove the local variables by defining setters for all the properties:
It's nice to see a page of code I can actually read and follow without
having to dig out the 'new functions' crib sheets ...
The main reason I recognise the code is it has elements I was working
with carried over from the PHP4 stuff I started with and I'm still at
the alternate solution ...
$static1 = new Data\StaticVariable;
$static1->name = 'variable name';
$static1->value = $unknown1;
$static1->functionName = 'blahFunction';
$static1->className = null;
Morphed into simply passing an array to the constructor ...
$static1 = new Data\StaticVariable( array(
'name' => 'variable name',
'value' => $unknown1,
'functionName' => 'blahFunction' ) );
// className defaults to null
Of cause the short cut at that time was to drop the names and simply
count the variables, but what this replaces is all the complications of
named parameters and allowed passing objects in such as '$unknown1'
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