[firefly]

Hello everybody,

I found out the if you are in the init function of a module and you call Yii::app()->getModule('moduleName')->property; the application will enter into an infinite loop.

for example:

class moduleName extends CWebModule
{
   public property = 1;
   public function init()
    {
 		Yii::app()->getModule('moduleName')->property; // infinite loop; 
   }
}

So how can I find out the property value?

 $this->property; 

is not good, because I what tho be able to use the code in other parts of the application;

for example:

class Component{
	public static function moduleProperty(){
		return Yii::app()->getModule('moduleName')->property;
        } 

}

class moduleName extends CWebModule
{
   public property = 1;

   public function init()
   {
      Component::moduleProperty();
   }
}

[firefly]

haha, I fount the solution:

class Component{
        public static function moduleProperty($module){
                return $module->property;
        } 

}

class moduleName extends CWebModule
{
   public property = 1;

   public function init()
   {
      Component::moduleProperty($this);
   }
}

Well in the lates yii version: yii-1.1.13.e9e4a0 the infinit loop still persist even with the above changes..

Is there any way to aviod this infinit loop? Maybe it is a bug or something...

[firefly]

Anyone???

[fr0d0z]

What happens of you just do $this->property? Can you just pass that variable directly to your component?

[firefly]

fr0d0z, on 05 March 2013 - 08:21 AM, said:

What happens of you just do $this->property? Can you just pass that variable directly to your component?

Basically in a module init function, I can not access $this->property because; the script just seems to enter into an infinite loop...

[fr0d0z]

Does that occur if you try it set config values for your module? I've got some modules that I add in submodules to and things work fine. The syntax is like this:

$this->modules = array(
    ... config information for other modules here
);

I know that code works, as it's running in production on a system that launched yesterday.

Let me know. Also, you don't happen to be overriding your __get / __set methods, so you?