State::getIterator()
The external iterator receiver.
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Description
State::getIterator(): Traversable;
This method is a requirement to be able to implement the IteratorAggregate
interface and aims to make the object iterable directly. You won’t use this method directly, iteration control structures such as for
, foreach
and while
will call this method automatically.
Example
$state = new State([
'bar' => 1,
'baz' => 2,
'qux' => 3
]);
// Using `foreach` loop
foreach ($state as $k => $v) {
echo $k . ': ' . $v . '<br>';
}
// Using `while` loop
$iterator = $state->getIterator();
while ($iterator->valid()) {
echo $iterator->key() . ': ' . $iterator->current() . '<br>';
$iterator->next();
}
State::_()
The dynamic method initiator.
State::__call()
Calls a virtual method.
State::__callStatic()
Calls a virtual method statically.
State::__construct()
The constructor.
State::__get()
Gets a state via property access.
State::__invoke()
Proxy for the current object, called as a function.
State::__isset()
Checks if a state returns non-null value.
State::__serialize()
Provides data to be serialized.
State::__set()
Sets a state via property access.
State::__toString()
Proxy for the current object, casted as a string.
State::__unserialize()
Converts the serialized data back to its object.
State::__unset()
Deletes a state via property access.
State::count()
Counts the number of states.
State::get()
Gets a state or states.
State::getIterator()
The external iterator receiver.
State::jsonSerialize()
Returns the data to be serialized as JSON.
State::let()
Deletes a state or states.
State::offsetExists()
Checks if a state with a certain key exists.
State::offsetGet()
Gets a state using its key.
State::offsetSet()
Sets a state to the specified key.
State::offsetUnset()
Deletes a state at the specified key.
State::set()
Sets a state or states.