I have just updated the RFC with a new Approach where the routing
variables are not injected anymore in the action methods (http://
www.symfony-reloaded.org/rfc/controllers). Here is the added text:
This approach is the same as Approach 4 except that the routing
variables
cannot be injected in the action methods. It allows to remove the need
for the
suffixes (Parameter and Service):
protected $user;
function __construct(User $user)
{
$this->user = $user;
}
function showAction($mailer, $maxPerPage)
{
}
Accessing routing variable values is possible by injecting the Request
object:
function showAction(Request $request, $mailer, $maxPerPage)
{
$id = $request->getPathParameter('id');
// ...
}
A good convention can be to inject the Request object as the first
argument if
it is needed in the method (for consistency).
Fabien
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