Hello World :)
I need to write a class that implements a predefined interface. In my
class all(or most) methods will use the same code. At first i thought
the ideal solution would be to handle this by defining the magic
__call() method in my class, but PHP then complains about the interface
not being completely implemented. (Is there no way to tell PHP that the
methods are handled by __call()?)
Options i see right now:
a) Just omit "implements SomeInterface" and PHP will stop complaining.
This would be suboptimal as i want my class to "officially" conform to
the standardized API which is defined in the interface.
b) Implement all methods and just copy-paste the code. I find this
rather ugly and it's a hassle to maintain. Is there a better solution
than copy-paste(Keep in mind that the methods vary in argument types,
argument counts and return value types)?
Somehow neither a) nor b) seems "the right way" to do what i want, so i
would be glad to hear your opinions on this. I would also be interested
what the best solution would be from a performance point of view.
Regards,
Mike
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