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.