Using setters

[Alan Michel Willms Quinot]

Hello guys!

How can I set a property in my specified class?

For example, if I do this:

function it_does_something()

{

    $this->my_attribute = 'Value I must set';

    $this->somethingWhichShouldChange()->shouldBe(42);

}

It throws the following exception:

error: Argument 1 passed to PhpSpec\Wrapper\Unwrapper::unwrapAll() must be of the type array, string given, called in

      /xxxxxx/vendor/phpspec/phpspec/src/PhpSpec/Wrapper/Subject.php on line 128 and defined in

      /xxxxxx/vendor/phpspec/phpspec/src/PhpSpec/Wrapper/Unwrapper.php line 10

I can't figure out what is happening.

Can someone help me?

[Luis Cordova]

could you please provide a gist with line numbers?

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[Marco Lopes]

Hi,

Is the property declared on your class, and is it public?

Any special reason to access the property directly instead of using a setter?

Cheers,

Marco Lopes

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Cheers,
Marco Lopes

[Alan Willms]

It is a virtual attribute of an ActiveRecord model. There is no actual attribute, it uses magical method __set to defined something like $this->_attributes['my_attribute']

2013/7/16 Marco Lopes <marco.pa...@gmail.com>

[Konstantin Kudryashov]

Prophecy doesn't allow magic to be treated as part of public API. Because it isn't

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