/**
* Check Object acceptance
*
* Check if given Controller is acceptable in Controllers Chain
* To be valid, the Controller must implement Next\Controller\Controller Interface
*
* @param Next\Components\Object $object
* An Object object
*
* The checking for Next\Controller\Controller Interface will be inside
* the method.
*
* @return boolean
* TRUE if given Object is acceptable by Controllers Collection and FALSE otherwise
*
* @throws Next\Controller\ControllerException
* Given application is not acceptable in the Controller Chain
*/
public function accept(Object $object)
{
if (!$object instanceof Controller) {
throw ControllerException::invalidController($object);
}
return TRUE;
}
/**
* Unset a Template Variable
*
* Allows to unset a Template Variable from Controller context,
* instead of using:
*
* <code>
* $this -> view -> remove( 'variable' );
*
* // OR
*
* unset( $this -> view -> variable );
* </code>
*
* This method is slightly different of others. While __get() and __isset()
* work over the HTTP GET Params (a.k.a Dynamic Params) this one works over
* Template Variables
*
* @param string $param
* Desired Template Variable
*
* @throws Next\Controller\ControllerException
* Trying to unset an forbidden Template Variable,
* always prefixed with an unserscore.
*
* @throws Next\Controller\ControllerException
* Trying to unset a nonexistent Template Variable
*/
public function __unset($param)
{
try {
unset($this->view->{$param});
} catch (ViewException $e) {
// Standardizing Exception
throw ControllerException::removalFailure($e);
}
}
