W liście Volodymyr Iatsyshyn z dnia czwartek 21 sierpnia 2008:
> Now I use emulation of Java Annotations. I wrote simple class, that uses
> PHPDoc block, gets annotations declarations and their arguments, uses
> eval() to convert arguments string to array, then I create instance of
> class and assi
Now I use emulation of Java Annotations. I wrote simple class, that uses
PHPDoc block, gets annotations declarations and their arguments, uses
eval() to convert arguments string to array, then I create instance of
class and assigns parameters. This solution is fine just now, but it
will be very
W liście Marcus Boerger z dnia środa, 20 sierpnia 2008:
> Hello Volodymyr,
> Basically there is no need for annotations in PHP unlike there is in Python
> for instance. However, while the following work:
> php -r 'class T { const C=42; var $p=T::C; } var_dump(new T);'
> php -r 'class T { const C=4
Hello Volodymyr,
Tuesday, August 19, 2008, 3:54:16 PM, you wrote:
> Hi,
> Is there a chance to have annotations like in Java or like .NET attributes?
> Now, I use Java Annotations emulation, through Reflections and PHPDoc
> blocks. Example:
> /** Annotation One*/
> class DemoAnnotation1 exten
Hi,
Is there a chance to have annotations like in Java or like .NET attributes?
Now, I use Java Annotations emulation, through Reflections and PHPDoc
blocks. Example:
/** Annotation One*/
class DemoAnnotation1 extends C01t_Annotation
{
public $value;
}
/** Annotation Two*/
class DemoAnno
