/**
* Will __CALL the proper methods;
*
* This method will call the proper methods, that aren't defined as self-standing methods, but are defined as cases in a
* switch statement in this method. We do this because some of the functions here, due to our style of programming, share
* many repetitive configuration options, meaning that for an action, we only write the code once, and if we need to
* modify something somewhere, than we know exactly where to find it;
*
* Another argument is that for the moment no inheritance is really needed. Besides that, we could simulate inheritance by
* doing a default CALL to the parent method, which means that if there wasn't any case that matched the current object scope,
* than the calling function will be passed up the parent. It's a nice way of having extremely organized code, while keeping
* the advantages of an almost full OOP programming style, without loss in performance;
*/
public function __CALL($objFunctionName, $objFunctionArgs)
{
switch ($objFunctionName) {
default:
return parent::__CALL($objFunctionName, $objFunctionArgs);
break;
}
}
