[Flow] Constructor injection and IDE

[Christian Müller]

Mathis Hoffmann wrote:
> Hey Christian,

Hi Mathis,
another Christian here ;)

>
> I have just two other questions :)
> 1.) Is there a possibility to configure the datetime-format for the
> DateTimeConverter globally? I don't want to do all that configuration
> stuff in every controller. What I did now and what does work for me is
> that I wrote mit own converter and gave it a higher priority than the
> default one. But maybe there is an easier solution?

That is the easiest solution for now, there is no hidden configuration 
option you missed.

> 2.) I have the same problem with the float converter. I currently only
> accepts numbers like 13.87, but I want it to accept 13.87 as well as
> 13,87 (which is the german format for that).
>

If you want to accept the format matching your locale that works 
automatically if the right locale can be determined. But that means 
either dots or commas as separators never both. If you want to accept 
both you probably need to extend the float converter and adjust the code 
to your needs.

>
> Cheers
> Mathis

Cheers,
Christian

>>
>> Am 09.08.2013 12:21, schrieb Mathis Hoffmann:
>>> Hello Christian,
>>>
>>> thanks for your quick reply!
>>>
>>> But what you suggest is, as I understand everything right, not
>>> constructor injection but only dependency injection in general. This
>>> works in most cases but not if you have a constructor that uses the
>>> injected properties. The problem is that this "standard dependency
>>> injection" happens after my constructor is called. So if I for
>>> example need a repository in my own constructor and call
>>> $respository->findAll() I get an error that tells me that I must not
>>> call findAll() on a non object. That's why I specifically need
>>> constructor injection in this case.
>>>
>>> I'm not really shure weather what I just wrote ist absolutely right.
>>> But looking into the generated proxy class I found that the proxy
>>> first calls my original constructor and only afterwards injects the
>>> properties: http://pastebin.com/GG5KAy4v
>>>
>>> Cheers
>>> Mathis
>>>
>>> Am 09.08.2013 11:14, schrieb Christian Loock:
>>>> Am 09.08.2013 11:08, schrieb Mathis Hoffmann:
>>>>> ng constructor parameter. I tried to set a default value
>>>>> (__construct(..,.., \My\Injected\Type $parameter = null)) but that
>>>>> disabled constructor injection.Does anyone have a solution for that?
>>>> I dont understand that exactly.
>>>>
>>>> When you use constructor injection, you dont have to declare
>>>> anything at you constructor at all. At least if I understood the
>>>> concept correctly.
>>>>
>>>> You use constructor injection by using the Inject Annotation like this:
>>>>
>>>> /**
>>>> * @Flow\Inject
>>>> * @var TYPO3\Flow\Object\ObjectManager
>>>> protected $objectManager;
>>>>
>>>> You dont even need a constructor to get this work, since flow
>>>> generates it in its proxy classes and does the injection magics in it.
>>>>
>>>> Im not 100% sure if this works for your example, but then also I
>>>> dont get why you dont Inject everything else that gets passed to the
>>>> constructor.
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