>From the manual:
Behavior methods are automatically available on any model acting as the
behavior. For example if you had:
<?php
class Duck extends AppModel {
public $name = 'Duck';
public $actsAs = array('Flying');
}
You would be able to call FlyingBehavior methods as if they were methods on
your Duck model. When creating behavior methods you automatically get
passed a reference of the calling model as the first parameter. All other
supplied parameters are shifted one place to the right. For example:
<?php
$this->Duck->fly('toronto', 'montreal');
What happens if Duck already has a method fly()?
Do you
- get an error?
- run the Models fly()-method?
- run the Behaviors fly()-method?
Or formulated differently;
With an attached behavior, can I still override certain methods with local
implementations?
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