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Man Page: uopz_compose

Operating Environment: php

Section: 3

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uopz_compose - Compose a class

SYNOPSIS
void uopz_compose (string $name, array $classes, [array $methods], [array $properties], [int $flags])
DESCRIPTION
Creates a new class of the given name that implements, extends, or uses all of the provided classes
PARAMETERS
o $name - A legal class name o $classes - An array of class, interface and trait names o $methods - An associative array of methods, values are either closures or [modifiers => closure] o $properties - An associative array of properties, keys are names, values are modifiers o $flags - Entry type, by default ZEND_ACC_CLASS
RETURN VALUES
EXAMPLES
Example #1 uopz_compose(3) example <?php class myClass {} trait myTrait {} interface myInterface {} uopz_compose( Composed::class, [ myClass::class, myTrait::class, myInterface::class ], [ "__construct" => function() { /* ... */ } ]); var_dump( class_uses(Composed::class), class_parents(Composed::class), class_implements(Composed::class)); ?> The above example will output something similar to: array(1) { ["myTrait"]=> string(7) "myTrait" } array(1) { ["myClass"]=> string(7) "myClass" } array(1) { ["myInterface"]=> string(11) "myInterface" } PHP Documentation Group UOPZ_COMPOSE(3)
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