[HttpFoundation] [Request] add attributes property of Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request object #1083
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| * ``cookies``: equivalent of ``$_COOKIE``; | |||
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| * ``attributes``: router parameters (``_controller``, ``_route`` and any placeholder used); | |||
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this is not limited to router parameters at all (and the HttpFoundation does not force you to use Routing at all). HttpKernel uses it to store the parameters matched by the router but other things can be stored in it too
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I was not sure how to word it and thought I would miss things. I'll try to rephrase it.
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This description is not good either as it will let think that the class is tied to HttpKernel. I'm quite sure I saw an explanation on it recently. I'm not sure where it was though. You should check the series of articles on @fabpot's blog |
[HttpFoundation] [Request] add attributes property of Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request object
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Hi guys! I've merged this in - I totally agree that it would be helpful to include the We may clean this all up a bit later into one grand explanation (right now, explanations are a bit duplicated), but at least it's now complete, and the links will help us keep all of the explanations together. Thanks! |
The documentation was missing this property in Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request.
I found it while debugging (print_r()-of-hell) and found out that it was not in the documentation.