Generally looking at ZF2 examples, I generally see that methods called
xxxAction() contain no parameters. In fact I can't recall an example where
there is a parameter passed in such manner. Should one avoid using
parameter passing when calling Controller's Action methods, or is it pretty
much 'whatever you feel like doing goes'?*Example:*
class XXX extends AbstractActionController{ public function indexAction()
{ if (...) return $this->errorAction("My Error Message 1");
else if (...) return $this->errorAction("My Error Message 2"); else
return new ViewModel(); } public function errorAction($message)
*//question about this parameter passing* { return new
ViewModel(array('content' => $message)); }}
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