Requests_IRI::__get() WordPress Method
The __get() method is a magic method that is called when an attempt is made to access an inaccessible property.
Requests_IRI::__get( string $name ) #
Overload __get() to provide access via properties
Contents
Parameters
- $name
(string)(Required)Property name
Return
(mixed)
Source
File: wp-includes/Requests/IRI.php
public function __get($name) { // isset() returns false for null, we don't want to do that // Also why we use array_key_exists below instead of isset() $props = get_object_vars($this); if ( $name === 'iri' || $name === 'uri' || $name === 'iauthority' || $name === 'authority' ) { $method = 'get_' . $name; $return = $this->$method(); } elseif (array_key_exists($name, $props)) { $return = $this->$name; } // host -> ihost elseif (($prop = 'i' . $name) && array_key_exists($prop, $props)) { $name = $prop; $return = $this->$prop; } // ischeme -> scheme elseif (($prop = substr($name, 1)) && array_key_exists($prop, $props)) { $name = $prop; $return = $this->$prop; } else { trigger_error('Undefined property: ' . get_class($this) . '::' . $name, E_USER_NOTICE); $return = null; } if ($return === null && isset($this->normalization[$this->scheme][$name])) { return $this->normalization[$this->scheme][$name]; } else { return $return; } }
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