Yesterday I have learned how to manipulate $post->message.
Today I have learned how to add a getter to $post;
and now i found out:
to use the getter as a var like the table_fields with set and not only get, we use the cache.
add getter to structure:
$structure->getters['pager'] = ['getter' => 'getPager', 'cache' => true];
**getter => getPager is not neccessary, but i let it to remember that i can have other names also.
public function getPager()
{
return $this->_getterCache['pager'] ?? [];
}
public function setPager($var)
{
$this->_getterCache['pager'] = $var;
}
in my controller i can call get/set
and in my entity i can call set also from another function.
in my case:
=> setMessage(), if so set setPager()
and in my template have now a changed message and $post.pager with different integers with the information that i have changed the message.
Today I have learned how to add a getter to $post;
and now i found out:
to use the getter as a var like the table_fields with set and not only get, we use the cache.
add getter to structure:
$structure->getters['pager'] = ['getter' => 'getPager', 'cache' => true];
**getter => getPager is not neccessary, but i let it to remember that i can have other names also.
public function getPager()
{
return $this->_getterCache['pager'] ?? [];
}
public function setPager($var)
{
$this->_getterCache['pager'] = $var;
}
in my controller i can call get/set
and in my entity i can call set also from another function.
in my case:
=> setMessage(), if so set setPager()
and in my template have now a changed message and $post.pager with different integers with the information that i have changed the message.
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