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File: examples/multiton.php
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Description: Example script
Class: DomCore
Base library for PHP Web applications
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<h1>\patterns\Multiton example</h1>

<?php

// We assure any DomCore library we call will be automatically loaded
include_once '../include/__autoload.lib';

setlocale(LC_ALL, 'es_MX.UTF8', 'es_MX', '');
date_default_timezone_set('America/Mexico_City');

define ('WADEBUG', false);

class
myM extends \patterns\Multiton
{
  function
__construct($parameter)
  {
   
parent::__construct($parameter);
  }

  function
getData()
  {
    return
$this->parameter;
  }
}

print
"Let's get our first multiton instance:<br />";
print
"You can get it with a \$M = new myM(10); but this can make an error, you never know if the instance already exists or not. getInstance is the method to use.<br />";

$M = \patterns\Multiton::getInstance(10, 'myM');
// This is equivalent to
$M = myM::getInstance(10);

print
"A result with our multiton ".$M->getData() . "<br />";

print
"Let's a second multiton instance:<br />";

$M = \patterns\Multiton::getInstance(15, 'myM');

print
"A result with our new multiton ".$M->getData() . "<br />";

print
"Let's get back the first multiton instance:<br />";

$M = \patterns\Multiton::getInstance(10, 'myM');

print
"A result with our first multiton ".$M->getData() . "<br />";

print
"Let's try to duplicate a multiton instance and get an error:<br />";

$M2 = new myM(10);
// this can make an error too:
$M2 = clone $M;

?>

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