06-to-new-object.php File Reference

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	toNewObject ()
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toNewObject()

toNewObject

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Definition at line 21 of file 06-to-new-object.php.

References $DIC, ILIAS\Repository\$refinery, and ILIAS\GlobalScreen\Provider\__construct().

                      : bool
{
    class SomeOtherClass
    {
        private string $firstParameter;
        private int $secondParameter;
        private string $thirdParameter;

        public function __construct(
            string $firstParameter,
            int $secondParameter,
            string $thirdParameter
        ) {
            $this->firstParameter = $firstParameter;
            $this->secondParameter = $secondParameter;
            $this->thirdParameter = $thirdParameter;
        }

        public function say(): string
        {
            return $this->firstParameter;
        }

        public function getFirstParameter(): string
        {
            return $this->firstParameter;
        }

        public function getSecodParameter(): int
        {
            return $this->secondParameter;
        }

        public function getThirdParameter(): string
        {
            return $this->thirdParameter;
        }
    }

    global $DIC;

    $refinery = $DIC->refinery();

    $transformation = $refinery->to()->toNew(SomeOtherClass::class);

    $result = $transformation->transform(['firstParameter', 2, 'thirdParameter']);

    return assert('firstParameter' === $result->getFirstParameter());
}

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