The previous question about a Doctrine error was solved, but here's a
new one for anyone interested - back to variable entity/class names.
This time I'm trying to get a new Entity class using a variable and
then call its setter methods with a variable as well, sort of like the
example below.
The reason it needs to work this way is to import data from various
CSV files with a variable numbers of fields in each one. This method
works perfectly with plain PHP, but it doesn't seem to work in
Symfony: I get a "Call to undefined function agency()" error when I
run this code within a Symfony controller (yes, the relevant Entity
has been imported with use;)
//the entity
class Agency
{
public $hello;
public function setHello ($hello) {
$this->hello = $hello;
}
}
//the controller
class ExampleController extends Controller
{
$var = 'Agency';
$Entity = new $var();
$setter = 'setHello';
$Entity->$fn('world');
}
Again, any help would be vastly appreciated!
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