SectionProfileCallback Class Reference

Subclass ScopedCallback to avoid call_user_func_array(), which is slow. More...

Inheritance diagram for SectionProfileCallback:

Collaboration diagram for SectionProfileCallback:

Public Member Functions
	__construct (SectionProfiler $profiler, $section)
	__destruct ()
	Trigger the callback when this leaves scope.
Public Member Functions inherited from ScopedCallback
	__construct ( $callback, array $params=[])

Protected Attributes
SectionProfiler	$profiler
string	$section
Protected Attributes inherited from ScopedCallback
callable	$callback
array	$params

Additional Inherited Members
Static Public Member Functions inherited from ScopedCallback
static	cancel (ScopedCallback &$sc=null)
	Destroy a scoped callback without triggering it.
static	consume (ScopedCallback &$sc=null)
	Trigger a scoped callback and destroy it.

Detailed Description

Subclass ScopedCallback to avoid call_user_func_array(), which is slow.

This class should not be used outside of SectionProfiler

Definition at line 510 of file SectionProfiler.php.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

__construct()

SectionProfileCallback::__construct	(	SectionProfiler	$profiler,
			$section
	)

Parameters

SectionProfiler	$profiler
string	$section

Definition at line 520 of file SectionProfiler.php.

References $profiler, and $section.

__destruct()

SectionProfileCallback::__destruct

(

)

Trigger the callback when this leaves scope.

Reimplemented from ScopedCallback.

Definition at line 526 of file SectionProfiler.php.

Member Data Documentation

$profiler

SectionProfiler SectionProfileCallback::$profiler

protected

Definition at line 512 of file SectionProfiler.php.

Referenced by __construct().

$section

string SectionProfileCallback::$section

protected

Definition at line 514 of file SectionProfiler.php.

Referenced by __construct().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• includes/profiler/SectionProfiler.php