slim routing and controller (how this __call function is calling from route and why $this->request is...
guys please help me to understand these code
in picture 1 router is calling with info method
as you can see in AccountController there is already info() is present then why __call() this magic function is calling
and what are these parameters is $this->request ,$this->response
we can save all data like
$request = $args[0]; $response = $args[1]; $attributes = $args[2];
why $this-> syntex is use
what is the meaning of this line $this->$name();
Router.php
<?php
$app->get('/account', 'AppControllerAccountController:info');
?>
AccountController.php
<?php
/**
* AccountController
* @package Controllers
*/
namespace AppController;
final class AccountController extends AppCoreController
{
protected function info()
{
echo $this->client_id;
}
}
Controller.php
<?php
namespace AppCore;
class Controller
{
public function __call($name,$args) { //line 25
//echo "Call method : ".$name;
$this->request = $args[0];
$this->response = $args[1];
$this->attributes = $args[2];
//print_r($this->attributes);
$this->client_id = $this->request->getAttribute("client_id");
$this->$name();
}
}
?>
php oop call slim magic-function
asked Dec 31 '18 at 16:51
Keshav SinhaKeshav Sinha
12
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guys please help me to understand these code
in picture 1 router is calling with info method
as you can see in AccountController there is already info() is present then why __call() this magic function is calling
and what are these parameters is $this->request ,$this->response
we can save all data like
$request = $args[0]; $response = $args[1]; $attributes = $args[2];
why $this-> syntex is use
what is the meaning of this line $this->$name();
Router.php
<?php
$app->get('/account', 'AppControllerAccountController:info');
?>
AccountController.php
<?php
/**
* AccountController
* @package Controllers
*/
namespace AppController;
final class AccountController extends AppCoreController
{
protected function info()
{
echo $this->client_id;
}
}
Controller.php
<?php
namespace AppCore;
class Controller
{
public function __call($name,$args) { //line 25
//echo "Call method : ".$name;
$this->request = $args[0];
$this->response = $args[1];
$this->attributes = $args[2];
//print_r($this->attributes);
$this->client_id = $this->request->getAttribute("client_id");
$this->$name();
}
}
?>
php oop call slim magic-function
asked Dec 31 '18 at 16:51
Keshav SinhaKeshav Sinha
12
2
Hi Kershav - can you edit your question to include code snippets, not images? It makes your question more readable.
– Darragh Enright
Dec 31 '18 at 16:57
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guys please help me to understand these code
in picture 1 router is calling with info method
as you can see in AccountController there is already info() is present then why __call() this magic function is calling
and what are these parameters is $this->request ,$this->response
we can save all data like
$request = $args[0]; $response = $args[1]; $attributes = $args[2];
why $this-> syntex is use
what is the meaning of this line $this->$name();
Router.php
<?php
$app->get('/account', 'AppControllerAccountController:info');
?>
AccountController.php
<?php
/**
* AccountController
* @package Controllers
*/
namespace AppController;
final class AccountController extends AppCoreController
{
protected function info()
{
echo $this->client_id;
}
}
Controller.php
<?php
namespace AppCore;
class Controller
{
public function __call($name,$args) { //line 25
//echo "Call method : ".$name;
$this->request = $args[0];
$this->response = $args[1];
$this->attributes = $args[2];
//print_r($this->attributes);
$this->client_id = $this->request->getAttribute("client_id");
$this->$name();
}
}
?>
php oop call slim magic-function
asked Dec 31 '18 at 16:51
Keshav SinhaKeshav Sinha
12
guys please help me to understand these code
in picture 1 router is calling with info method
as you can see in AccountController there is already info() is present then why __call() this magic function is calling
and what are these parameters is $this->request ,$this->response
we can save all data like
$request = $args[0]; $response = $args[1]; $attributes = $args[2];
why $this-> syntex is use
what is the meaning of this line $this->$name();
Router.php
<?php
$app->get('/account', 'AppControllerAccountController:info');
?>
AccountController.php
<?php
/**
* AccountController
* @package Controllers
*/
namespace AppController;
final class AccountController extends AppCoreController
{
protected function info()
{
echo $this->client_id;
}
}
Controller.php
<?php
namespace AppCore;
class Controller
{
public function __call($name,$args) { //line 25
//echo "Call method : ".$name;
$this->request = $args[0];
$this->response = $args[1];
$this->attributes = $args[2];
//print_r($this->attributes);
$this->client_id = $this->request->getAttribute("client_id");
$this->$name();
}
}
?>
php oop call slim magic-function
php oop call slim magic-function
asked Dec 31 '18 at 16:51
Keshav SinhaKeshav Sinha
12
asked Dec 31 '18 at 16:51
Keshav SinhaKeshav Sinha
12
edited Dec 31 '18 at 17:06
Keshav Sinha
asked Dec 31 '18 at 16:51
Keshav SinhaKeshav Sinha
12
asked Dec 31 '18 at 16:51
Keshav SinhaKeshav Sinha
12
asked Dec 31 '18 at 16:51
Keshav SinhaKeshav Sinha
12
12
2
Hi Kershav - can you edit your question to include code snippets, not images? It makes your question more readable.
– Darragh Enright
Dec 31 '18 at 16:57
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2
Hi Kershav - can you edit your question to include code snippets, not images? It makes your question more readable.
– Darragh Enright
Dec 31 '18 at 16:57
2
2
Hi Kershav - can you edit your question to include code snippets, not images? It makes your question more readable.
– Darragh Enright
Dec 31 '18 at 16:57
Hi Kershav - can you edit your question to include code snippets, not images? It makes your question more readable.
– Darragh Enright
Dec 31 '18 at 16:57
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Router.php called your info() method on AccountController.php
But your method is protected and info() method not accessible out of the class
so __call() magic method has been called with $name and $args parameters.
$name => value is method name. "info".
$args => value array of response,request,attributes
$this => It's a reference to the current object, it's most commonly used in the object-oriented code.
What does the variable $this mean in PHP?
request,response,attributes,client_id they are variables of the controller class and accessible on each method of controller class children. like $this->client_id in your AccountController class.
$this->request = $args[0];
$this->response = $args[1];
$this->attributes = $args[2];
$this->client_id = $this->request->getAttribute("client_id");
$this->$name(); This dymnaic way for call the methods.
PHP OOP
answered Dec 31 '18 at 17:56
Mohsen HosseiniMohsen Hosseini
312
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$this refers to itself and $this->$name();
will calling method to your function that received as $name in __call() function
edited Jan 4 at 6:38
Thilina Nakkawita
9191228
answered Jan 4 at 3:46
RahulRahul
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Router.php called your info() method on AccountController.php
But your method is protected and info() method not accessible out of the class
so __call() magic method has been called with $name and $args parameters.
$name => value is method name. "info".
$args => value array of response,request,attributes
$this => It's a reference to the current object, it's most commonly used in the object-oriented code.
What does the variable $this mean in PHP?
request,response,attributes,client_id they are variables of the controller class and accessible on each method of controller class children. like $this->client_id in your AccountController class.
$this->request = $args[0];
$this->response = $args[1];
$this->attributes = $args[2];
$this->client_id = $this->request->getAttribute("client_id");
$this->$name(); This dymnaic way for call the methods.
PHP OOP
answered Dec 31 '18 at 17:56
Mohsen HosseiniMohsen Hosseini
312
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Router.php called your info() method on AccountController.php
But your method is protected and info() method not accessible out of the class
so __call() magic method has been called with $name and $args parameters.
$name => value is method name. "info".
$args => value array of response,request,attributes
$this => It's a reference to the current object, it's most commonly used in the object-oriented code.
What does the variable $this mean in PHP?
request,response,attributes,client_id they are variables of the controller class and accessible on each method of controller class children. like $this->client_id in your AccountController class.
$this->request = $args[0];
$this->response = $args[1];
$this->attributes = $args[2];
$this->client_id = $this->request->getAttribute("client_id");
$this->$name(); This dymnaic way for call the methods.
PHP OOP
answered Dec 31 '18 at 17:56
Mohsen HosseiniMohsen Hosseini
312
add a comment |
Router.php called your info() method on AccountController.php
But your method is protected and info() method not accessible out of the class
so __call() magic method has been called with $name and $args parameters.
$name => value is method name. "info".
$args => value array of response,request,attributes
$this => It's a reference to the current object, it's most commonly used in the object-oriented code.
What does the variable $this mean in PHP?
request,response,attributes,client_id they are variables of the controller class and accessible on each method of controller class children. like $this->client_id in your AccountController class.
$this->request = $args[0];
$this->response = $args[1];
$this->attributes = $args[2];
$this->client_id = $this->request->getAttribute("client_id");
$this->$name(); This dymnaic way for call the methods.
PHP OOP
answered Dec 31 '18 at 17:56
Mohsen HosseiniMohsen Hosseini
312
Router.php called your info() method on AccountController.php
But your method is protected and info() method not accessible out of the class
so __call() magic method has been called with $name and $args parameters.
$name => value is method name. "info".
$args => value array of response,request,attributes
$this => It's a reference to the current object, it's most commonly used in the object-oriented code.
What does the variable $this mean in PHP?
request,response,attributes,client_id they are variables of the controller class and accessible on each method of controller class children. like $this->client_id in your AccountController class.
$this->request = $args[0];
$this->response = $args[1];
$this->attributes = $args[2];
$this->client_id = $this->request->getAttribute("client_id");
$this->$name(); This dymnaic way for call the methods.
PHP OOP
answered Dec 31 '18 at 17:56
Mohsen HosseiniMohsen Hosseini
312
answered Dec 31 '18 at 17:56
Mohsen HosseiniMohsen Hosseini
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answered Dec 31 '18 at 17:56
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$this refers to itself and $this->$name();
will calling method to your function that received as $name in __call() function
edited Jan 4 at 6:38
Thilina Nakkawita
9191228
answered Jan 4 at 3:46
RahulRahul
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$this refers to itself and $this->$name();
will calling method to your function that received as $name in __call() function
edited Jan 4 at 6:38
Thilina Nakkawita
9191228
answered Jan 4 at 3:46
RahulRahul
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$this refers to itself and $this->$name();
will calling method to your function that received as $name in __call() function
edited Jan 4 at 6:38
Thilina Nakkawita
9191228
answered Jan 4 at 3:46
RahulRahul
1
$this refers to itself and $this->$name();
will calling method to your function that received as $name in __call() function
edited Jan 4 at 6:38
Thilina Nakkawita
9191228
answered Jan 4 at 3:46
RahulRahul
1
edited Jan 4 at 6:38
Thilina Nakkawita
9191228
edited Jan 4 at 6:38
Thilina Nakkawita
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edited Jan 4 at 6:38
Thilina Nakkawita
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answered Jan 4 at 3:46
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answered Jan 4 at 3:46
RahulRahul
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answered Jan 4 at 3:46
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Hi Kershav - can you edit your question to include code snippets, not images? It makes your question more readable.
– Darragh Enright
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