Hello
I'm trying to lean symfony1.1 forms and am slowed down because the
usual "ctrl-space" auto completion of my IDE (eclipse) does not
reveal which options an object accepts. Example:
$this->widgetSchema['tax']->setAttribute('size', 3);
instead of
$this->widgetSchema['tax']->setSize(3);
If the latter would be possible I could browse through the list of setters
and "see what it's offering".
Also the IDE would automatically mark non existent functions where as
typos like "siz" are now only detected at runtime.
What was the design decision for setAttribute()? Just to get quickly done
and leave the tedious work of writing all the getters and setters for
later? :)
BTW: Using __set(), __get() and the "// @property mixed $size" PHPdoc
feature would maybe be an alternative as it gives at least
auto completion (at least if not then it's the IDEs fault :))
bye,
-christian-
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