Comments on: Metadata/Attributes in PHP http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/ Tue, 20 Mar 2012 06:33:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Daniel Lew http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/#comment-39 Daniel Lew Sun, 26 Jun 2011 02:44:00 +0000 http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/#comment-39 Thanks for providing the link for the download of classes, appreciate it! Thanks for providing the link for the download of classes, appreciate it!

]]> By: Daniel Lew http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/#comment-1146 Daniel Lew Sun, 26 Jun 2011 02:44:00 +0000 http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/#comment-1146 Thanks for providing the link for the download of classes, appreciate it! Thanks for providing the link for the download of classes, appreciate it!

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]]> By: Rasmus Schultz http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/#comment-1053 Rasmus Schultz Sat, 31 Jul 2010 17:25:00 +0000 http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/#comment-1053 Since I started working with C#, I was feeling the envy when working on PHP projects, too ;-) I came up with a simple implementation of attributes myself, using a simpler syntax that more closely matches the syntax used in C# - in case you're curious, I posted an example on this forum: http://www.yiiframework.com/forum/index.php?/topic/10723-source-code-annotations-attributes/page__p__52806&#entry52806 Since I started working with C#, I was feeling the envy when working on PHP projects, too ;-)

I came up with a simple implementation of attributes myself, using a simpler syntax that more closely matches the syntax used in C# – in case you’re curious, I posted an example on this forum:

http://www.yiiframework.com/forum/index.php?/topic/10723-source-code-annotations-attributes/page__p__52806&#entry52806

]]> By: PCSpectra http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/#comment-698 PCSpectra Tue, 25 Nov 2008 05:39:00 +0000 http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/#comment-698 Excellent idea...in fact dare I say brilliant? :P I've been poking around for a while now trying to figure out a way to use reflection that would be "interesting" and "innovative" I think this might be it. The part where you said, using reflection to obtain meta data and have that information be discoverable rather than declarative...I'm not sure I agree 100% but the idea of marking my methods as REST-able (for lack of a better word) by indicating that in the comment as meta-data... Damn thats a good idea and I owe it all to this article. :P Cheers, Alex Excellent idea…in fact dare I say brilliant? :P

I’ve been poking around for a while now trying to figure out a way to use reflection that would be “interesting” and “innovative” I think this might be it.

The part where you said, using reflection to obtain meta data and have that information be discoverable rather than declarative…I’m not sure I agree 100% but the idea of marking my methods as REST-able (for lack of a better word) by indicating that in the comment as meta-data…

Damn thats a good idea and I owe it all to this article. :P

Cheers,
Alex

]]> By: PCSpectra http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/#comment-26 PCSpectra Tue, 25 Nov 2008 02:39:26 +0000 http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/#comment-26 Excellent idea...in fact dare I say brilliant? :P<br><br>I've been poking around for a while now trying to figure out a way to use reflection that would be "interesting" and "innovative" I think this might be it.<br><br>The part where you said, using reflection to obtain meta data and have that information be discoverable rather than declarative...I'm not sure I agree 100% but the idea of marking my methods as REST-able (for lack of a better word) by indicating that in the comment as meta-data...<br><br>Damn thats a good idea and I owe it all to this article. :P<br><br>Cheers,<br>Alex Excellent idea…in fact dare I say brilliant? :P

I've been poking around for a while now trying to figure out a way to use reflection that would be “interesting” and “innovative” I think this might be it.

The part where you said, using reflection to obtain meta data and have that information be discoverable rather than declarative…I'm not sure I agree 100% but the idea of marking my methods as REST-able (for lack of a better word) by indicating that in the comment as meta-data…

Damn thats a good idea and I owe it all to this article. :P

Cheers,
Alex

]]> By: jawngee http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/#comment-688 jawngee Sun, 03 Aug 2008 06:41:00 +0000 http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/#comment-688 JSON would be great here as well. Honestly, the only reason I chose YAML is because all of our other configuration is done with that. JSON would be great here as well. Honestly, the only reason I chose YAML is because all of our other configuration is done with that.

]]> By: Kevin http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/#comment-687 Kevin Sun, 03 Aug 2008 06:03:00 +0000 http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/#comment-687 I had an idea that might work out well in replacement for the format. Maybe using a JSON object and parsing it with json_decode. That way it's converted to an associated array on it's own without the need to convert it manually. I had an idea that might work out well in replacement for the format. Maybe using a JSON object and parsing it with json_decode. That way it’s converted to an associated array on it’s own without the need to convert it manually.

]]> By: jawngee http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/#comment-30 jawngee Sun, 03 Aug 2008 04:41:57 +0000 http://interfacelab.com/metadataattributes-in-php/#comment-30 JSON would be great here as well. Honestly, the only reason I chose YAML is because all of our other configuration is done with that. JSON would be great here as well. Honestly, the only reason I chose YAML is because all of our other configuration is done with that.

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