Hi,

I'm using the magic functions of PHP 5.1 in my object model to load dynamically objects and variables (__get, __set). As this does not work together with the PHPEd Code COmpletion system, I am searching for a work around to tell PHPEd, which variable contains which class, e.g.:

$XF=xf::instance();

with

class XF(){
....
$this->lib = new xf_lib();
...
}

class xf_lib(){
...
__get($var){
$this->$var=new xf_$var();
}
...
}

When I now try to activate code completion on:
$XF->lib->testclass

PHPEd can't find the needed definitions of the class as it doesn't recognize that $XF->lib is an object of the class xf_textclass. Now I tried an additonal code block like:

$XF=new xf();
$XF->lib = new xf_lib();
$XF->lib->testclass=new xf_testclass();

But this doesn't work either. Any ideas how I could tell PHPEd which variable contains what class? Especially as all variables are always of the same class type e.g. ..->testclass is always xf_testclass.

Dan

With these "dynamics" freely used, no codecomplation engines will work. With provided example above would you youself guess the class name without running the script?



You're pretty wrong with this statement
See the images below:

Sorry, I didn't got the point of your "image example" Is it somehow possible to "help" phped in this case to know the correct class?

Hi there, the example on this image simply shows that PhpED code completion works fine with instances of the class - that was the point. However, if this kind of settings still don't work in your environment, please feel free to post additional info and possibly the whole script with class definitions and their instances and references to class members.
Thank you very much!