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Reflection Introduction Installing/Configuring Requirements Installation Runtime Configuration Resource Types Predefined Constants Examples Extending Reflection — The Reflection class Reflection::export — Exports
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소개 PHP 5 comes with a complete reflection API that adds the ability to reverse-engineer classes, interfaces, functions and methods as well as extensions. Additionally, the reflection API also offers ways of retrieving doc comments for functions ...
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// Create Reflection object // See : http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.reflection.php $_reflection = new ReflectionClass ($_className); // Use the Reflection API return $_reflection-> newInstanceArgs ($_args);
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$reflection_class = new ReflectionClass ($type); // Check if the object is a Lazy Iinitialization Object if( ! $reflection_class-> isSubclassOf (__CLASS__)) throw Exception ("$type does not extend __CLASS__");
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The only working (if ugly) solution to access seems to be to use the Reflection extension: <?php class Foo { const a = 7; const x = 99;} class Bar extends Foo { const a = 42; /* overrides the `a = 7' in base class */
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If the real class "another_class" doesnt exist at the time, or "some_class" doesn't extend "another_class", with the reflection test, the so called eval() trick, creates a dummy "another_class", thereby making the reflection test useless...
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It would of course become a LOT easier once PHP'd let you declare the same member several times but with different arguments, since if you combine that with the reflection class 'real' overloading comes into the grasp of a good OO programmer.
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You should never rely on get_class_vars() to retrieve property names since this function only returns the public properties. Use the Reflection API instead for that purpose. Better yet, if you know which ones you want to save it is always faster to specify ...
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Final 키워드 Object cloning Comparing objects Reflection Type Hinting Late Static Bindings Objects and references ... http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.interfaces.php and look at this example <?php /* * A Very simple example to understand ...
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Class Constants Class Abstraction Object Interfaces Overloading Object Iteration Patterns Magic Methods Final 키워드 Object cloning Comparing objects Reflection Type Hinting Late Static Bindings Objects and references
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