class PHP5MultiExtendObjectBuilder extends ObjectBuilder
Generates the empty PHP5 stub object class for use with inheritance in the user object model (OM).
This class produces the empty stub class that can be customized with application
business logic, custom behavior, etc.
Methods
__construct(Table $table)
Constructs a new PeerBuilder subclass. |
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boolean |
hasBehaviorModifier($hookName, $modifier = null)
Checks whether any registered behavior on that table has a modifier for a hook |
from ObjectBuilder |
applyBehaviorModifier($hookName, $script, $tab = ' ')
Checks whether any registered behavior on that table has a modifier for a hook |
from ObjectBuilder | |
getBehaviorContent(string $contentName)
Checks whether any registered behavior content creator on that table exists a contentName |
from ObjectBuilder | |
string |
getUnprefixedClassname()
Returns the name of the current class being built. |
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string |
getPackage()
Override method to return child package, if specified. |
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setChild(Inheritance $child)
Set the child object that we're operating on currrently. |
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Inheritance |
getChild()
Returns the child object we're operating on currently. |
Details
in ObjectBuilder at line 30
public
__construct(Table $table)
Constructs a new PeerBuilder subclass.
in ObjectBuilder at line 182
public boolean
hasBehaviorModifier($hookName, $modifier = null)
Checks whether any registered behavior on that table has a modifier for a hook
in ObjectBuilder at line 192
public
applyBehaviorModifier($hookName, $script, $tab = ' ')
Checks whether any registered behavior on that table has a modifier for a hook
in ObjectBuilder at line 201
public
getBehaviorContent(string $contentName)
Checks whether any registered behavior content creator on that table exists a contentName
at line 34
public string
getUnprefixedClassname()
Returns the name of the current class being built.
at line 43
public string
getPackage()
Override method to return child package, if specified.
at line 52
public
setChild(Inheritance $child)
Set the child object that we're operating on currrently.
at line 62
public Inheritance
getChild()
Returns the child object we're operating on currently.