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I inferred that much. Just curious as to why that particular arrangement. I know one fellow who made his Database singleton a child node of his Session singleton because he thought that was "the most logical place for it." I didn't think so because the Session was dependent on the Database, not the other way around.Originally Posted by ionix5891
zend studio for eclipse? that program is AMAZING. it's packed full of features and blazing fast, at least from my experience.
again...i have never had a single problem with zend studio not autocompleting my registry's.
not trying to turn this into an IDE war, but i find it strange that you're complaining about a lack of features that i'm pretty sure zend has. are you using an older version? i know the version pre-eclipse wasn't near as good...
no im stuck with old one for while
I havent tested a php IDE that does a good job at autocomplete anything 2-3 levels deep (something like visual studio intellisense would be perfecte)
such as $this->Registry->bLAH->bLEH
and yes i tried early versions of zend studio 6 eclipse (but its sooooo slow on large projects), unless they added it since
php developer comes close but it just puts every combination into the autocomplete which is annoying, but anyways thats going off on a tangentback to this thread
yes its same here, to scale across few servers the session are stored in memory table in DB, i use several filters (defined in each action as action properties and executed by the main controller before the action itself is run) so a database connection filter runs first before session filterI didn't think so because the Session was dependent on the Database, not the other way around.
i should have pasted more of the action controller code earlier, would have been clearer (i have to be careful due to non disclosure agreement)
PHP Code:<?php
class _default extends Blocks_Action {
private $Registry; public function __construct( Blocks_Registry $Registry ){ $this->Registry = $Registry; }
//action filters, executed in this order, otherwise you might endup with exeption, Session dependant on DB, ACL dependant on Session and so on
public $filters = array(
'HttpResponse' => array(),
'Locale' => array(),
'Theme' => array(),
'DB' => array(),
'Session' => array(),
'CommonView' => array(),
'Acl' => array('admin'),
);
/**
* action execution starts here
* @throws Exception
*/
public function main(){
//create item object
$Item = new Item(
new ItemDatabase( $this->Registry->DB ),
$this->Registry->Settings->items
);
//fetch the hotlist
try {
$hotlist = $Item->fetchHotlist( $this->Registry->Session->getUserId() );
}
catch ( ItemException $e){
throw new Exception( $e->getMessage(), 500 );
}
//fetch the asset summary
try {
$register_summary = $Item->fetchSummary( );
}
catch ( ItemException $e){
throw new Exception( $e->getMessage(), 500 );
}
//create a view
try{
$View = new View(
$this->Registry,
'normal',
'default__admin',
array(
'default',
'item'
)
);
$View->setParams( $this->Registry->CommonView );
$output = $View->render(array(
'hotlist' => $hotlist,
'register_summary' => $register_summary,
));
}
catch( Exception $e ){
throw new Exception( $e->getMessage() );
}
//output
$this->Registry->HttpResponse->appendNoCacheHeaders();
$this->Registry->HttpResponse->appendHeader('Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8');
$this->Registry->HttpResponse->setMessage( $output );
$this->Registry->HttpResponse->output();
}
}
?>
PDT handles any number of levels just fine...
PHP Code:class Registry {
/**
* @var bLAH
**/
public $bLAH;
}
class bLAH {
/**
* @var bLEH
**/
public $bLEH;
}
class bLEH {}
class Foo {
/**
* @var Registry
*/
protected $registry;
function bar() {
$this->registry->bLAH->... // PDT shows bLEH
}
}
hmm which version of PDT are you using? if this is true then im jumping on it
edit: you example works, but if the class is defined in another file and the registry is passed in to the action class via constructor (link in the code above) it doesn't show up in outline in the editor and theres no autocomplete more than few levels...
so in my case typing $this->registry->... results in nothing
The problem with PHP in terms of autocomplete is that a variable can hold anything - so how does it know what's what, without extra documentation?
But again guys, we're going off-topic here...
Jake Arkinstall
"Sometimes you don't need to reinvent the wheel;
Sometimes its enough to make that wheel more rounded"-Molona
OFFTOPIC
visual studio intellisense handles dynamic languages quite fine ... but of course we in the php world are left with subpar tools
/OFFTOPIC
I'm using PDT 1.0.3.hmm which version of PDT are you using? if this is true then im jumping on it
Is there any reason you can't put a hint in the action class?
I assume I'm missing something though, because I just realized I typed the same thing up earlier. Why doesn't that work for you?PHP Code:class MyActionClass {
/**
* @var Registry
*/
protected $registry;
function __construct($registry) {
$this->registry = $registry;
}
function bar() {
$this->registry->...autocompletion;
}
}
i don't know why its not autocompleting, if you look at the code posted i do have a "hint" in the action class for the registry being passed in
the registry doesnt even show up in the outline
I think the problem there is that PDT isn't taking the type hint from the constructor argument list. You have to clue it in using phpdoc hints instead...
PHP Code:class Registry {
/**
* @var bLAH
**/
public $bLAH;
}
class bLAH {
/**
* @var bLEH
**/
public $bLEH;
}
class bLEH {}
class Foo {
protected $registry;
function __construct(Registry $registry) {
$this->registry = $registry;
}
function bar() {
$this->registry->...nope
}
}
class Baz {
/**
* @var Registry
*/
protected $registry;
function __construct(Registry $registry) {
$this->registry = $registry;
}
function bar() {
$this->registry->...autocompletion
}
}
just part of the reason i'm a newfound fan of IDEs, the autocompletion gives you incentive to document and comment your code well with javadoc. i have no problem committing an instance variable to a certain class / type.
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