SplEnum::__construct

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SplEnum::__construct — Constructs an enumeger object type

Description

SplEnum::__construct ( void )

This constructor is used to set the value and the strictness of the "Enum" Object.

Parameters

input: The input parameter accepts an integer and will throw an UnexpectedValueException if anything else is passed.
strict: A boolean variable to indicate wether the object's strictness should be set or not.

Return Values

No value is returned.

Examples

Example #1 SplEnum::__construct() example


<?php

class EnumOne extends SplEnum
{
    const __default = 1;
}

class EnumTwo extends SplEnum
{
    const __default = 2;
}

class EnumThree extends SplEnum
{
    const __default = 3;
}

$enumOne   = new EnumOne();
$enumTwo   = new EnumTwo();
$enumThree = new EnumThree();


echo 'Enum one  : ' . $enumOne   . PHP_EOL;
echo 'Enum two  : ' . $enumTwo   . PHP_EOL;
echo 'Enum three: ' . $enumThree . PHP_EOL;
?>

The above example will output:

Enum one  : 1
Enum two  : 2
Enum three: 3