Challenge of one class from another

[courtlanda]

There's a class for work. IMAP protocol. Call him. class1
And there's a class to work with sockets. Call him. class2

I want it. class1 Dragging methods class2♪

We need all two methods. socketRequest($socketRequest) and socketResponse()♪

I mean, send a request and accept an answer.

How do you do that?

Figure 1: to the designer class1 object class2 And then he's calling the right methods. But then it turns out the classes are tight.

Figure 2: ♪ class2 implementation __invoke($socketRequest)♪ Then I'll give you the same thing. class2 Total class1but unlike the first idea, I don't pose specific methods, but the object itself uses as a function... class2($imapRequest)♪ I mean, there's no hard connections, and then you can put everything you want.

What ideas?

[Laycee]

Your task can be accomplished by one of the following types of relationships: Aggregationor Composite♪

Aggregation - When one class is to be a container of other classes. However, the duration of the classes held does not depend on the duration of the container class.

Example:

class class2 
{
    public function socketRequest($socketRequest)
    {
        //
    }
    public function socketResponse()
    {
        //
    }
}
class class1

{

private $foo;
public function __constructor(class2 $Foo)
{
    $this->foo = $Foo;
}

public function socketRequest($socketRequest)
{
    return $this->foo->socketRequest($socketRequest);
}
public function socketResponse()
{
    return $this->foo->socketResponse();
}

}

If the programme is implemented class1 It'll be destroyed, it won't affect the class object. class2♪

Communication a stricter relationship. In contrast to the aggregation, the composite has a hard time dependence on the existence of copies of the class of the container and copies of the classes contained.

Example:

class class2

{

public function socketRequest($socketRequest)

{

//

}

public function socketResponse()

{

//

}

}

class class1

{

private $foo;
public function __constructor()
{
    $this->foo = new class2;
}

public function socketRequest($socketRequest)
{
    return $this->foo->socketRequest($socketRequest);
}
public function socketResponse()
{
    return $this->foo->socketResponse();
}

}

If the programme is implemented class1 will be destroyed, it will cause destruction of class object class2

To determine which type of relationship you need to answer the question whether class should be class2 exist outside the cluster class1♪ If class2 It is planned to be used elsewhere to use aggression, if not a composer.