What is the name of a template with single-dot values?
I wonder what type of template I am using. I am confused between factory, proxy and multitone. Thank you for your responses.
class Base extends Database
{
/**
* base class that contains common methods through
* out the application, and loading of application configs
*/
}
class MyObjectsBase extends Base
{
/**
* base class for my objects
*/
}
interface MyInterface
{
/**
* interface methods
*/
}
class MyObj1 extends MyObjectsBase implements MyInterface
{
/**
* MyObj1 class
*/
}
class MyObj2 extends MyObjectsBase implements MyInterface
{
/**
* MyObj2 class
*/
}
class PatternInQuestion
{
private static $singleInstanceOfType = array();
public static function getInstance ($objType)
{
if ( ! array_key_exists($objType, self::$singleInstanceOfType) ) {
self::$singleInstanceOfType[$objType] = new $objType();
}
return self::$singleInstanceOfType[$objType];
}
}
/**
* Usage :
*/
$type = 'MyObj2';
$obj = PatternInQuestion::getInstance($type);
I wonder what type of template I am using. I am confused between factory, proxy and multitone. Thank you for your responses.
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xiarnousx
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This is an implementation of the multiton pattern .
In software development, a multiton pattern is a singleton-like design pattern that only allows one instance of a class to be created. The multi-tone pattern extends from the singleton concept to manage the map of named instances as key-value pairs.
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