Set the "name" attribute into the CommandParser class (If your are
using PHP 4 the name attribute is mandatory as it is in models and
controllers).
class CommandParserComponent extends Object {
var $name = "CommandParser";
//the rest of the code.
}
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To specify, here is the error:
Fatal error: Class 'CommandParser' not found in /home/dave/www/
goontastic/app/controllers/channels_controller.php on line 61
So it's not seeing the 'class' but I am including it in the components
array. This for 1.2 RC3.
On Oct 15, 3:04 pm, Chez17 <[EMAIL PROTECT
I am having some issues getting what you said to work. It must be a
syntactical problem, I can't get something like
CommandParser::processCommand() to return anything.
Here is the code:
/controllers/components/command_parser.php
/controllers/channels_controller.php
var $components = array('R
> if(function_exist( $this->{$command}()) ){
For testing the existence of cass methods, you should use
method_exists instead.
if (method_exists(get_class($this),$command) {
//blah blah
}
With this fix i think that this idea would work too,
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Thanks! This is amazing advice. I am such a beginner and this was
fantastic. The array idea is so simple and brilliant, way easier. I
will try to look into doing what you suggest. Thanks again.
On Oct 14, 9:01 pm, ORCC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think first that all you have to separate the "
you can do a command controller, but anyway you should write the list of
commands,
there is a quick example (please correct it is just a guide)
class commandcontroller extends appcontroller{
function index($command = 'error'){
if(function_exist( $this->{$command}()) ){
$this->{$command}()
}else{
I think first that all you have to separate the "parsing" of the text
and the execution of the command itself via components, namely:
1) Create a "CommandParser" component that has function to "parse" a
command.
2) Create a "CommandExecutive" component that has a method for
implement each of the
So I have an ajax chat application that I am working on. If a user
types a comment the starts with '/' it sends the comment to the
'command' function in my controller (as opposed to a normal 'add'
function for chats). For example if the user types "/help" it will
list all the possible commands. No
