Factory for instantiating form elements. More...

Public Member Functions
	__construct ($creationOptions=null)

	__invoke (ContainerInterface $container, $requestedName, array $options=null)
	Create an instance of the requested class name.

	createService (ServiceLocatorInterface $serviceLocator, $canonicalName=null, $requestedName=null)
	Create an instance of the named service.

	setCreationOptions (array $creationOptions)
	{}

Public Member Functions inherited from FactoryInterface
	createService (ServiceLocatorInterface $serviceLocator)
	Create service.

Detailed Description

Factory for instantiating form elements.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

__construct ( $creationOptions = null )

Parameters

null | array | Traversable $creationOptions

Exceptions

InvalidServiceException if $creationOptions cannot be coerced to an array.

Create an instance of the requested class name.

Parameters

Create an instance of the named service.

First, it checks if `$canonicalName` resolves to a class, and, if so, uses that value to proxy to `__invoke()`.

Next, if `$requestedName` is non-empty and resolves to a class, this method uses that value to proxy to `__invoke()`.

Finally, if the above each fail, it raises an exception.

The approach above is performed as version 2 has two distinct behaviors under which factories are invoked:

If an alias was used, $canonicalName is the resolved name, and $requestedName is the service name requested, in which case $canonicalName is likely the qualified class name;
Otherwise, $canonicalName is the normalized name, and $requestedName is the original service name requested (typically the qualified class name).

Parameters

Exceptions

InvalidServiceException

setCreationOptions ( array $creationOptions )

{}