Summary

Fully Qualified Name:	Zend\Form\ElementFactory
Implements:	FactoryInterface

Description

Methods

Name	Description	Defined By
__construct()		ElementFactory
__invoke()	Create an instance of the requested class name.	ElementFactory
createService()	Create an instance of the named service.	ElementFactory
setCreationOptions()	{@inheritdoc}	ElementFactory

Method Details

__construct()

Parameter Name	Type	Description
$creationOptions	null|array|\Traversable

Returns:

__invoke()

Create an instance of the requested class name.

Parameter Name	Type	Description
$container	\ContainerInterface
$requestedName	string
$options	null|array

Returns: object

createService()

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).

Parameter Name	Type	Description
$serviceLocator	\ServiceLocatorInterface
$canonicalName	null|string
$requestedName	null|string

Returns: object

setCreationOptions()

{@inheritdoc}

Parameter Name	Type	Description
$creationOptions

Returns: