Thanks, Christophe! Guess I'll just handle my event list that way,
then.
As a related aside, is there any way to automatically register a
subscriber (I'm reading about it here:
http://symfony.com/doc/current/book/internals/event_dispatcher.html#using-event-subscribers),
like you can do with a listener? It seems like if I can automatically
notify the dispatcher of a list of events that can be defined in code,
that would be more flexible and fit what I'm trying to do more
completely.
On May 9, 12:33 pm, Christophe COEVOET <s...@notk.org> wrote:
> Le 09/05/2011 20:24, Problematic a crit :
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> > I'm building an app in Symfony2 that has a social-driven aspect (many
> > actions a user performs on the site will show up in a "news feed"-
> > style list for others to view). I've determined that the sf2 event
> > dispatcher/listener system is the best way to handle this, but I've
> > run into something of a snag in trying to configure my listener to
> > handle many different events.
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> > The (now outdated) documentation I've found in my searches seems to
> > indicate that at one point, event listeners could register on multiple
> > events, but the code has been refactored, and now the configuration
> > looks something like this:
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> > config.yml:
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> > services:
> > social.listener:
> > class: F\Q\C\N\SocialEventListener
> > tags:
> > - { name: kernel.listener, event: onSocialShare }
> > Is there any way to either:
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> > * Easily pass multiple events (something like event: [onSocialShare,
> > onSocialFriend, onSocialCreate] works, but that feels like it will
> > quickly get ugly and unmaintainable, clogging up my config file with
> > potentially dozens of social events
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> > * Define the event to which I want to subscribe from code (as was done
> > previously)
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> > * Or possibly another, better option that I haven't thought of yet
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> > Thanks in advance.
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> Just put several tags:
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> services:
> my_listener:
> tags:
> - { name: kernel.listener, event: onCoreRequest }
> - { name: kernel.listener, event: onCoreResponse }
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> --
> Christophe | Stof
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