This is hard to explain for me but I’ll do my best.
I am starting to write a CApplicationComponent to get config params from DB.
<?php
class parameters extends CApplicationComponent
{
public $cacheAll = false;
public $dbConnectionId = null;
public $applications = array();
public function __get( $attr )
{
if( $this->applications && in_array($attr, $this->applications) )
{
if( Yii::app()->$$this->applications[$attr]['id'] )
{
//in work...
}
}
}
}
public $applications would be an array like this:
$arrray = array (
'productName' => array (
'tableName'=>'settings',
'property'=>'param1'
),
);
Well… the fact is that I need, or mostly want, to get an attribute like this:
Yii::app()->parameters->productName->param1
I know that Yii implements magic getter and setters for class properties, so I would access $applications this way:
Yii::app()->parameters->applications
So, I am now overriding the __get function, to see if the requested value is a key in the array $applications, or else I will delegate it to the Yii’s defined one with parent::__get($attr).
If the requested value is a key in the $applications array, then I would have to create an object so I can use the -> operator, and another magic setter/getter, but I really don’t know how yet.
IS there a better way of doing it? Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks a lot