SplObjectStorage::offsetSet

(PHP 5 >= 5.3.0, PHP 7, PHP 8)

SplObjectStorage::offsetSetAsocia datos a un objeto en el almacenamiento

Descripción

public SplObjectStorage::offsetSet(object $object, mixed $info = null): void

Asocia datos a un object en el almacenamiento.

Nota:

SplObjectStorage::offsetSet() es un alias de SplObjectStorage::attach().

Parámetros

object

El object al que se le van a asociar datos.

info

Los datos asociados con el object.

Valores devueltos

No devuelve ningún valor.

Ejemplos

Ejemplo #1 Ejemplo de SplObjectStorage::offsetSet()

<?php
$s
= new SplObjectStorage;

$o1 = new stdClass;

$s->offsetSet($o1, "hola"); // Similar a $s[$o1] = "hola";

var_dump($s[$o1]);
?>

El resultado del ejemplo sería algo similar a:

string(4) "hola"

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aderh
1 year ago
Although `offsetSet` is supposed to be an alias to `attach`, real-world results do not indicate that. When extending the SplObjectStorage class, it's expected that a modification to `attach` would also affect `offsetSet`. However, it seems they need to both be extended. Consider the results below...

<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

class
CustomSplObjectStorage extends SplObjectStorage
{
public function
offsetSet(mixed $object, mixed $info = null): void
{
print(
"offsetSet called\n");
parent::offsetSet($object, $info);
}

public function
attach(mixed $object, mixed $info = null): void
{
print(
"attach called\n");
parent::attach($object, $info);
}
}

$a = new CustomSplObjectStorage();
$a[new stdClass()] = 'ok';
$a->attach(new stdClass(), 'ok');
?>

This prints:
```
offsetSet called
attach called
```

While we would expect...

```
offsetSet called
attach called
attach called
```

... if `offsetSet` was a true alias of `attach`. I'm not sure if this is intentional or not.
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