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Woody,
Use a callback. As in a function.
You the have a file of route handlers, which incidentally are basically identical to your controller anyway. Or if you want more organization, organize the functions in multiple files. The question that it raises is why do controllers need to be objects, if you are never using them polymorphically.
Anthony
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@Jan this is standardizing a locator, not an injector: you are missing the point, and you didn't read the thread.
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Hi list!
Hi list!
@Marco: I know that it is standardizing the "locator", I've read the thread, I didin't miss the point and I made many points about serious concerns of this PSR.
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I agree with Jan. The only real benefit I see from this standard is using multiple containers side-by-side, and I don't understand why anyone would want to do that.