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delayedinsanity · 05-29-2008, 04:23 PM

This may be pretty basic, but I can't think of how right now. I'm wondering if I can unset an object when a specific method is called (no, not __destruct, I don't want to have to unset() it for the method to do what it needs to do). I've been playing around with building a small template class so that I can remove all email message bodies from the program logic and have them placed in seperate .tpl files, along with some common menu's etc. So when I call my class, I do something to this effect;

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$pTmpl = tuatara::load('functions', 'template', $szFilename);

$pTmpl->set('username',   $pSession->whoAmI('username'));
$pTmpl->set('profileURL', URL_USERINFO);
$pTmpl->set('adminURL',   URL_ADMIN);
$pTmpl->set('logoutURL',  URL_LOGOUT);

echo $pTmpl->parse();

What I want it to do is unset the $pTmpl object when parse() is called, instead of calling unset($pTmpl); after the fact - sounds lazy? Probably, but I'm just curious if I can do it.
-m

05-29-2008, 04:23 PM	#1 (permalink)
delayedinsanity The Gregarious Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Cana'derr Posts: 653 Thanks: 24	Unsetting an object from within itself This may be pretty basic, but I can't think of how right now. I'm wondering if I can unset an object when a specific method is called (no, not __destruct, I don't want to have to unset() it for the method to do what it needs to do). I've been playing around with building a small template class so that I can remove all email message bodies from the program logic and have them placed in seperate .tpl files, along with some common menu's etc. So when I call my class, I do something to this effect; PHP Code: `$pTmpl = tuatara::load('functions', 'template', $szFilename); $pTmpl->set('username', $pSession->whoAmI('username')); $pTmpl->set('profileURL', URL_USERINFO); $pTmpl->set('adminURL', URL_ADMIN); $pTmpl->set('logoutURL', URL_LOGOUT); echo $pTmpl->parse();` What I want it to do is unset the `$pTmpl` object when `parse()` is called, instead of calling `unset($pTmpl);` after the fact - sounds lazy? Probably, but I'm just curious if I can do it. -m