[Flow] Accessing settings in command-line controller

[Christian Loock]

You settings should be accesible by just injecting it. Add a 
injectSettingsmethod to your controller, so the settings can be 
injected. As far as the Abstract Controller goes, I used to do this 
aswell, but am currently working on eleminating this sort of dependency 
in my code. You might want to put those constants and variables inside a 
seperate class, which you then could just load inside you controllers. 
Also, ViewHelpers can help do a lot of the work that you would want to 
do in a abstractController itself. As far as loading the 
AbstractController inside a CommandController goes, you can't really. 
Unless you make those variables static.


On 09.04.2014 18:38, Cornel Widmer wrote:
> Hi folks
>
> Maybe someone of you can help me out with this problem. I've a some 
> paths written in my Settings.yaml and a lot of constants and variables 
> in an abstract controller for my flow application.
>
> Now, I want to access some of them (paths from settings and variables 
> from the abstract controller) in a command line controller. But 
> obviously the retrieving from Settings.yaml does not work out of the box.
>
> Logically I cant acces the variables of my abstract controller as I 
> can not extend from the abstract controller.
>
> Can someone point me in the right direction to sail around these 
> design flaws of my application. I really want to learn, so every tipp 
> is very appreciated.
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