If it's an abstract class, put it on thesame level as your
app_controller model, if it's not wrap the class defenition in
if(class_exists(Cart)) {
...
}
HTH,
AD7six
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Hi AD7six,It's not an abstract base class so I went for the latter option. I assume you mean:
if(!class_exists
(CartModel)) {...// CartModel class definition...}This seems to work but why???
How is the Class already being defined?Cheers,Sonic
I noticed the missing ! as I pressed send ;).
The 'problem' is only that all the files in yoru models directory are
loaded by cake, and the order they are loaded depends on their name
(which is dictated by convention).
therefore: if you try to extend a class that isn´t loaded when the
model
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using class_exists is a bit of a hack but avoids problems. Anyway, hth,AD7sixThanks AD7six,It certainly does help.Cheers,Sonic
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Hi Ralph,Here's one of the explanations that brought the composite pattern to my attention:
http://devzone.zend.com/node/view/id/7Incidental I'm having trouble getting the Inheritance method to work. I keep getting:
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class cartmodel in
Very interesting. The inheritance method sounds really good to me, in
fact one which I now intend to use.
But, just for comparison, what would be the composite approach,
Sonic? I couldn't quite follow your first email in that regard.
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Hi,I have a model method which I'd like to use in two different models. If I move it into AppModel it'll get loaded for every model which I could be inefficient (IIRC). So as far as I can see I have 3 further choices.
1. Include the Model in the $uses[] array of the controller I want to call the
2. Make an intermediate model; inherit this from AppModel and Inherit the
two models from this.
that was the first thing i thought about too. and i think it's the
cleanest, best, most-OO way ;-)
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2. Make an intermediate model; inherit this from AppModel and Inherit the two models from this.that was the first thing i thought about too.and i think it's thecleanest, best, most-OO way ;-)
Hi Deiter,Thanks for your advice. I was reading
Well, don't take composite over inheritance too serious. There are times where inheritance is the best way, no doubt.On 10/20/06, Sonic Baker
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2. Make an intermediate model; inherit this from AppModel and Inherit
Hi Marcelo,Thanks for your input. Taken on board.Cheers,Sonic
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