Hi all,
I have a field in my db table by name foo_bar and in my model, I try to set/get it as follow:
public function setFooBar($value)
{
$this->foo_bar = $value
}
public function getFooBar()
{
return 'foo_bar value gets';
}but when I try to get foo_bar value in controller $model->foo_bar the getter method does not calls anymore!
In source I see there is logic to do that.
What is wrong here?
Thanks.
Before v.2.0.3 if I comment public field definitions then setters/getters work.
In v.2.0.3 it seems I shoud defined them protected to works as expected!!
U guys in phalcon maintain somthings in code to prevent breaking existing applications but this change breaks alot of things! :/
If I want to do some logic in setting some model's property, then I should set this property protected then implement setFoo and getFoo both!!
But in last approach (last versions) this is not required to implement getter at all!
This is a weird I think.
In all setters you should have useless getter such as:
getFoo()
{
return $this->foo;
}Would be great to have a definitive version of this behaviours on models. As I see it getters setters:
must override the default get set functionality but only if they are defined.
thats the default behaviour for getters and setters on a simple entity, so you don't need to define it and when you are calling for a property or setting it the system uses the override method if exists.
