Req #52387 [Com]: Add straight to class definitons __getTypes output

[ehalls at gmail dot com]

Edit report at http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=52387&edit=1

 ID:               52387
 Comment by:       ehalls at gmail dot com
 Reported by:      ehalls at gmail dot com
 Summary:          Add straight to class definitons __getTypes output
 Status:           Open
 Type:             Feature/Change Request
 Package:          SOAP related
 Operating System: Linux
 PHP Version:      5.3.2

 New Comment:

Thank you for doing this {aharvey AT php dot net}.


Previous Comments:
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[2010-07-22 05:05:46] ahar...@php.net

OK, now the bug tracker's fixed, here's the problem copy/pasted from

Pastebin:



Hi, 



1. I am using the current version of __getTypes to dynamically generate

classes and classmap from a wdsl file. The problem is that the output

of __getTypes does not output some form of notation for base classes.

Even though there are xml tags available that dictate such a link. 



For example, it does not extract 'AbstractResponseType' and display it

as the base class of 'BMUpdateButtonResponseType' from the following

excerpt:



<xs:complexType name="BMUpdateButtonResponseType">

        <xs:complexContent>

             <xs:extension base="ebl:AbstractResponseType">

                                    

2. Wouldn't it be better just to output the type strings in php class

notation and provide a __evalClass('classname') function to load a

particular class as needed for a request?



3. If I am missing some information and this has already been

implemented then please just let me know. 





Thanks

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[2010-07-21 13:32:24] ehalls at gmail dot com

Description:
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To see the feature description go to the following link:
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link to this page rather than type the description here because your
parser keeps mangling it up.&#38;#13;&#38;#10;&#38;#13;&#38;#10;



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