I have a function which returns object array like that:
<?php
function sth()
{
return (object) array(
"obj1" => $obj1,
"obj2" => $obj2,
"obj3" => $obj3
);
}
$obj = sth();
echo $obj;
?>
Here I want to define $obj's default value.It will return default value instead of $obj1,$obj2,$obj3.
How can I define a default value?
You need to add actual functionality to the object to achieve this. Simply casting an array to an object only creates an object that holds some values, it is not very different from an array. There's no notion of "default values" for either arrays or objects, the only way to simulate this concept is by implementing it using magic methods, in this case __toString. As such, you need to create a class akin to this:
class ObjectWithDefaultValue {
public function __construct($params) {
// assign params to properties
...
}
public function __toString() {
return $this->obj1;
}
}
function sth() {
$obj = new ObjectWithDefaultValue(array(
"obj1" => $obj1,
"obj2" => $obj2,
"obj3" => $obj3
));
return $obj;
}
$obj = sth();
echo $obj;
__toString method to the object somehow, if you want to use it this way. A class is the only realistic way to do that.
Create class containing array of your objects as a property. and in __toString() method return anything you desire.
__toString()method?