I\'m not a PHP developer, so I\'m wondering if in PHP is more popular to use explicit getter/setters, in a pure OOP style, with private fields (the way I like):
class MyClass {
private $firstField;
private $secondField;
private $thirdField;
public function __get( $name ) {
if( method_exists( $this , $method = ( 'get' . ucfirst( $name ) ) ) )
return $this->$method();
else
throw new Exception( 'Can\'t get property ' . $name );
}
public function __set( $name , $value ) {
if( method_exists( $this , $method = ( 'set' . ucfirst( $name ) ) ) )
return $this->$method( $value );
else
throw new Exception( 'Can\'t set property ' . $name );
}
public function __isset( $name )
{
return method_exists( $this , 'get' . ucfirst( $name ) )
|| method_exists( $this , 'set' . ucfirst( $name ) );
}
public function getFirstField() {
return $this->firstField;
}
protected function setFirstField($x) {
$this->firstField = $x;
}
private function getSecondField() {
return $this->secondField;
}
}
$obj = new MyClass();
echo $obj->firstField; // works
$obj->firstField = 'value'; // works
echo $obj->getFirstField(); // works
$obj->setFirstField( 'value' ); // not works, method is protected
echo $obj->secondField; // works
echo $obj->getSecondField(); // not works, method is private
$obj->secondField = 'value'; // not works, setter not exists
echo $obj->thirdField; // not works, property not exists
isset( $obj->firstField ); // returns true
isset( $obj->secondField ); // returns true
isset( $obj->thirdField ); // returns false
Ready!