I believe I spoke to you in the IRC channel, but the simplest method
of achieving what you want is to define a method on your domain
object:
/**
* @assert:True(message="Some time constraint is bad")
*/
public function isTimeValid() { return $this->time_a < $this->time_b; }
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On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 09:04, Greg Militello <g...@thinkof.net> wrote:
> Hey all,
> I am not seeing a good way to use the annotation system in my case:
> I am storing 2 times (however I could easily see storing two values of ANY
> type), and I need to ensure that time_a is less than or equal to time_b.
> To be more specific, I am planning to store a time range. For reporting
> purposes the in time can never be passed the out time.
> I tried using the Valid validation constraint type, however my efforts
> failed. Was I on the correct track, but just not successful?
> Perhaps this case is not so uncommon that a "Comparison" validation
> constraint would be beneficial (I could see this getting complicate quickly
> but I do not see an obvious solution as-is either)?
> -Greg
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