In .NET I have done that I passed Interfaces as parameters in class methods. I want to know is it possible in PHP?
My scnerio is that I have a class dealing with mqin system functionality. Now I want to integrate Notification system with it. I want to keep notification system separate since it is not the main part of the system plus I can use it somewhere else. If I have the following structure:
Interface INotification
{
public set()
public send()
}
And then I do:
class MyClass
{
public setNotifier(INoti开发者_运维百科fication $notifier)
{
}
}
So Is it possible that I can access set() and send() here after implementing them in a class? I want to know how this C# Example work that they set parameters of an Interface type.
Thanks
Yes, it is possible, pretty much as you wrote. Example of such interface: http://api.nette.org/2.0/source-Http.IResponse.php.html#18 and example of such parameter: http://api.nette.org/2.0/source-Http.Context.php.html#32
Yes, you can do as you coded. You can find more information and examples on php.net.
Note that specifying the type in the method parameter (type hinting) is allowed (PHP >= 5), but not required.
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