> Hi guys, I'm not sure if I am doing something wrong, or if this is a
> bug caused by the magic of a the instance of a model getting inserted
> into underlying behaviour calls..
>
> I'd rather not post real code on here, but have included a specific
> enough example to try to re-enact the problem.
>
> basically, I have a behaviour with a function
>
> function behaviourFunction(&$i_Model, &$o_SomeDataOut)
> {
> $o_SomeDataOut = 'Data From behaviourFunction';
> return true;
> }
You don't have to pass the data. You're dealing with objects, so just
make the data a member of the object. Since the object instance is
passed to the behavior's method (look into
BehaviorCollection::dispatchMethod) you have access to the data as
well.
function behaviorMethod(&$Model)
{
$Model->someVar = 'foo';
return true;
}
Simple as that.
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