Components collection is used as a registry for loaded components and handles loading and constructing component class objects.
ComponentCollection implements CakeEventListener getController( )
Get the controller associated with the collection.
ControllerimplementedEvents( )
Returns the implemented events that will get routed to the trigger function in order to dispatch them separately on each component
arrayCakeEventListener::implementedEvents() init( Controller $Controller )
Initializes all the Components for a controller. Attaches a reference of each component to the Controller.
Controller $Controller load( string $component , array $settings array() )
Loads/constructs a component. Will return the instance in the registry if it already exists. You can use $settings['enabled'] = false to disable callbacks on a component when loading it. Callbacks default to on. Disabled component methods work as normal, only callbacks are disabled.
You can alias your component as an existing component by setting the 'className' key, i.e.,
public $components = array( 'Email' => array( 'className' => 'AliasedEmail' ); );
All calls to the Email component would use AliasedEmail instead.
$component $settings optional array() ComponentMissingComponentExceptionsetController( Controller $Controller )
Set the controller associated with the collection.
Controller $Controller __get( string $name )
Provide public read access to the loaded objects
$name mixed__isset( string $name )
Provide isset access to _loaded
$name booleanattached( string $name null )
Gets the list of attached objects, or, whether the given object is attached
$name optional null mixeddisable( string|array $name )
Disables callbacks on an object or array of objects. Public object methods are still callable as normal.
$name enable( string|array $name , boolean $prioritize true )
Enables callbacks on an object or array of objects
$name $prioritize optional true enabled( string $name null )
Gets the list of currently-enabled objects, or, the current status of a single objects
$name optional null mixedloaded( string $name null )
Gets the list of loaded objects, or, whether the given object is loaded
$name optional null mixednormalizeObjectArray( array $objects )
Normalizes an object array, creates an array that makes lazy loading easier
$objects arrayprioritize( )
Prioritize list of enabled object
arrayset( string $name null , Object $object null )
Adds or overwrites an instantiated object to the collection
$name optional null Object $object optional null arraysetPriority( string|array $name , integer|null $priority null )
Set priority for an object or array of objects
$name $priority optional null trigger( string|CakeEvent $callback , array $params array() , array $options array() )
Trigger a callback method on every object in the collection. Used to trigger methods on objects in the collection. Will fire the methods in the order they were attached.
breakOn Set to the value or values you want the callback propagation to stop on. Can either be a scalar value, or an array of values to break on. Defaults to false.break Set to true to enabled breaking. When a trigger is broken, the last returned value will be returned. If used in combination with collectReturn the collected results will be returned. Defaults to false.collectReturn Set to true to collect the return of each object into an array. This array of return values will be returned from the trigger() call. Defaults to false.modParams Allows each object the callback gets called on to modify the parameters to the next object. Setting modParams to an integer value will allow you to modify the parameter with that index. Any non-null value will modify the parameter index indicated. Defaults to false.CakeEvent $callback Model.afterSave event will trigger the afterSave callback)$params optional array() $options optional array() mixedCakeExceptionunload( string $name )
Name of the object to remove from the collection
$name
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