Mi rendo conto che questo è un thread molto molto molto vecchio, ma ci ho pensato e volevo sapere cosa pensavano le persone.
Note: stavo giocando con questo e mi sono reso conto che se avessi appena modificato la __call()
funzione, potresti essere ancora più vicino all'attuale enums
. La __call()
funzione gestisce tutte le chiamate di funzione sconosciute. enums
Supponiamo quindi che tu voglia fare tre RED_LIGHT, YELLOW_LIGHT e GREEN_LIGHT. Puoi farlo ora semplicemente facendo quanto segue:
$c->RED_LIGHT();
$c->YELLOW_LIGHT();
$c->GREEN_LIGHT();
Una volta definito, tutto ciò che devi fare è richiamarli per ottenere i valori:
echo $c->RED_LIGHT();
echo $c->YELLOW_LIGHT();
echo $c->GREEN_LIGHT();
e dovresti ottenere 0, 1 e 2. Buon divertimento! Anche questo è ora su GitHub.
Aggiornamento: l'ho fatto in modo che entrambe le funzioni __get()
e __set()
siano ora utilizzate. Questi ti consentono di non dover chiamare una funzione a meno che tu non voglia. Invece, ora puoi semplicemente dire:
$c->RED_LIGHT;
$c->YELLOW_LIGHT;
$c->GREEN_LIGHT;
Sia per la creazione che per l'acquisizione dei valori. Poiché le variabili non sono state definite inizialmente, la __get()
funzione viene chiamata (perché non è stato specificato un valore) che vede che la voce nell'array non è stata creata. Quindi crea la voce, le assegna l'ultimo valore dato più uno (+1), incrementa l'ultima variabile del valore e restituisce VERO. Se si imposta il valore:
$c->RED_LIGHT = 85;
Quindi __set()
viene chiamata la funzione e l'ultimo valore viene quindi impostato sul nuovo valore più uno (+1). Quindi ora abbiamo un buon modo per fare enum e possono essere creati al volo.
<?php
################################################################################
# Class ENUMS
#
# Original code by Mark Manning.
# Copyrighted (c) 2015 by Mark Manning.
# All rights reserved.
#
# This set of code is hereby placed into the free software universe
# via the GNU greater license thus placing it under the Copyleft
# rules and regulations with the following modifications:
#
# 1. You may use this work in any other work. Commercial or otherwise.
# 2. You may make as much money as you can with it.
# 3. You owe me nothing except to give me a small blurb somewhere in
# your program or maybe have pity on me and donate a dollar to
# sim_sales@paypal.com. :-)
#
# Blurb:
#
# PHP Class Enums by Mark Manning (markem-AT-sim1-DOT-us).
# Used with permission.
#
# Notes:
#
# VIM formatting. Set tabs to four(4) spaces.
#
################################################################################
class enums
{
private $enums;
private $clear_flag;
private $last_value;
################################################################################
# __construct(). Construction function. Optionally pass in your enums.
################################################################################
function __construct()
{
$this->enums = array();
$this->clear_flag = false;
$this->last_value = 0;
if( func_num_args() > 0 ){
return $this->put( func_get_args() );
}
return true;
}
################################################################################
# put(). Insert one or more enums.
################################################################################
function put()
{
$args = func_get_args();
#
# Did they send us an array of enums?
# Ex: $c->put( array( "a"=>0, "b"=>1,...) );
# OR $c->put( array( "a", "b", "c",... ) );
#
if( is_array($args[0]) ){
#
# Add them all in
#
foreach( $args[0] as $k=>$v ){
#
# Don't let them change it once it is set.
# Remove the IF statement if you want to be able to modify the enums.
#
if( !isset($this->enums[$k]) ){
#
# If they sent an array of enums like this: "a","b","c",... then we have to
# change that to be "A"=>#. Where "#" is the current count of the enums.
#
if( is_numeric($k) ){
$this->enums[$v] = $this->last_value++;
}
#
# Else - they sent "a"=>"A", "b"=>"B", "c"=>"C"...
#
else {
$this->last_value = $v + 1;
$this->enums[$k] = $v;
}
}
}
}
#
# Nope! Did they just sent us one enum?
#
else {
#
# Is this just a default declaration?
# Ex: $c->put( "a" );
#
if( count($args) < 2 ){
#
# Again - remove the IF statement if you want to be able to change the enums.
#
if( !isset($this->enums[$args[0]]) ){
$this->enums[$args[0]] = $this->last_value++;
}
#
# No - they sent us a regular enum
# Ex: $c->put( "a", "This is the first enum" );
#
else {
#
# Again - remove the IF statement if you want to be able to change the enums.
#
if( !isset($this->enums[$args[0]]) ){
$this->last_value = $args[1] + 1;
$this->enums[$args[0]] = $args[1];
}
}
}
}
return true;
}
################################################################################
# get(). Get one or more enums.
################################################################################
function get()
{
$num = func_num_args();
$args = func_get_args();
#
# Is this an array of enums request? (ie: $c->get(array("a","b","c"...)) )
#
if( is_array($args[0]) ){
$ary = array();
foreach( $args[0] as $k=>$v ){
$ary[$v] = $this->enums[$v];
}
return $ary;
}
#
# Is it just ONE enum they want? (ie: $c->get("a") )
#
else if( ($num > 0) && ($num < 2) ){
return $this->enums[$args[0]];
}
#
# Is it a list of enums they want? (ie: $c->get( "a", "b", "c"...) )
#
else if( $num > 1 ){
$ary = array();
foreach( $args as $k=>$v ){
$ary[$v] = $this->enums[$v];
}
return $ary;
}
#
# They either sent something funky or nothing at all.
#
return false;
}
################################################################################
# clear(). Clear out the enum array.
# Optional. Set the flag in the __construct function.
# After all, ENUMS are supposed to be constant.
################################################################################
function clear()
{
if( $clear_flag ){
unset( $this->enums );
$this->enums = array();
}
return true;
}
################################################################################
# __call(). In case someone tries to blow up the class.
################################################################################
function __call( $name, $arguments )
{
if( isset($this->enums[$name]) ){ return $this->enums[$name]; }
else if( !isset($this->enums[$name]) && (count($arguments) > 0) ){
$this->last_value = $arguments[0] + 1;
$this->enums[$name] = $arguments[0];
return true;
}
else if( !isset($this->enums[$name]) && (count($arguments) < 1) ){
$this->enums[$name] = $this->last_value++;
return true;
}
return false;
}
################################################################################
# __get(). Gets the value.
################################################################################
function __get($name)
{
if( isset($this->enums[$name]) ){ return $this->enums[$name]; }
else if( !isset($this->enums[$name]) ){
$this->enums[$name] = $this->last_value++;
return true;
}
return false;
}
################################################################################
# __set(). Sets the value.
################################################################################
function __set( $name, $value=null )
{
if( isset($this->enums[$name]) ){ return false; }
else if( !isset($this->enums[$name]) && !is_null($value) ){
$this->last_value = $value + 1;
$this->enums[$name] = $value;
return true;
}
else if( !isset($this->enums[$name]) && is_null($value) ){
$this->enums[$name] = $this->last_value++;
return true;
}
return false;
}
################################################################################
# __destruct(). Deconstruct the class. Remove the list of enums.
################################################################################
function __destruct()
{
unset( $this->enums );
$this->enums = null;
return true;
}
}
#
# Test code
#
# $c = new enums();
# $c->RED_LIGHT(85);
# $c->YELLOW_LIGHT = 23;
# $c->GREEN_LIGHT;
#
# echo $c->RED_LIGHT . "\n";
# echo $c->YELLOW_LIGHT . "\n";
# echo $c->GREEN_LIGHT . "\n";
?>