How pass arguments without the need of override the constructor

[rafrsr]

It's possible pass some arguments to a constructor without the need of override the constructor method?

When create a service based on another class in some cases is needed pass some arguments to the constructor.

Now:

/**
 * @Service()
 * @Tag(name="form.type_guesser")
 */
class SerialsTypeGuesser extends DoctrineOrmTypeGuesser
{
    /**
     * @param ManagerRegistry $registry
     *
     * @InjectParams({
     *     "registry" = @Inject("doctrine")
     * })
     */
    public function __construct(ManagerRegistry $registry)
    {
        parent::__construct($registry);
    }

Something like this would be very useful

Suggestion:

/**
 * @Service()
 * @Tag(name="form.type_guesser")
 * @Arguments({
 *        "registry" = @Inject("doctrine")
 *    })
 */
class SerialsTypeGuesser extends DoctrineOrmTypeGuesser
{

In the other hand, something similar to call a setter without the need of override the parent class method would be very helpful to.

NOW:

/**
 * @Service()
 */
class ServiceClass
{
   use ContainerAwareTrait;

   /**
     * @inheritDoc
     * @InjectParams({
     *     "container" = @Inject("service_container")
     * })
     */
    public function setContainer(ContainerInterface $container = null)
    {
        $this->container = $container;
    }

Suggestion:

/**
 * @Service()
*  @Call(name="setContainer", params= {
*         "container" = @Inject("service_container")
*     })
 */
class ServiceClass
{
   use ContainerAwareTrait;

[GuilhemN]

Well this makes new annotations to support for a very small benefit...

[wodka]

Hi, for both cases you could create a custom annotation -> similar to https://github.com/wodka/SonataAdminBundle/blob/jms-annotation/Annotation/Admin.php

it would also be possible to extend your trait and define the annotation there.

[rafrsr]

@Ener-Getick is a small benefit depending on use cases, for some pepole like me is a good feature.

@wodka, didn't know this annotation, I use sonata and each administration is dificult to implement with JMSDiExtraBundle. Thanks, in the other hand, I think that the above annotations can be like a good feature for future versions. Its not really a good practice the need of implements a custom annotation for some cases.

[rafrsr]

I thinks that if the target of JMSDiExtraBundle is to use Dependency Injection in annotations. Knowing this arguments and call are widely used features in service definitions when use .yml or other configuration formats.

[wodka]

could be a nice addition to: #240