PHP Static::where Examples

Programming Language: PHP

Class/Type: Static

Method/Function: where

Examples at hotexamples.com: 3

Static keyword in PHP is used to declare class properties and methods that are accessible without creating an instance of the class. In other words, you can access static properties and methods directly by using the class name and scope resolution operator (::).

Here are some examples of using static in PHP:

Example 1: Creating a static property in a class

class MyClass {
   public static $count = 0;
   public function __construct() {
      self::$count++; // accessing static property
   }
}

$obj1 = new MyClass();
$obj2 = new MyClass();
$obj3 = new MyClass();

echo MyClass::$count; // Output: 3

In this example, we created a static property called `$count` in the `MyClass` class. We then created three instances of the class, each time incrementing the `$count` property. Finally, we accessed the `$count` property using the class name and outputted the result.

Package library used: Core PHP

Example 2: Creating a static method in a class

class MyClass {
   public static function hello() {
      echo "Hello, World!";
   }
}

MyClass::hello(); // Output: Hello, World!

In this example, we created a static method called `hello` in the `MyClass` class. We then called the method directly using the class name and scope resolution operator.

Package library used: Core PHP

Example 3: Using static keyword in a function

function addNumbers() {
   static $count = 0;
   $count++;
   echo $count;
}

addNumbers(); // Output: 1
addNumbers(); // Output: 2
addNumbers(); // Output: 3

In this example, we defined a function called `addNumbers` that uses the static keyword to create a static variable called `$count`. Each time the function is called, the `$count` variable is incremented by 1 and then printed out. Package library used: Core PHP

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Example #1

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File: Product.php Project: sliekasirdis79/POS

 public function isBarcodeAmongAllProducts()
 {
     //if( strtolower($this->barcodeid) === 'empty'){	return true; }
     if (strtolower($this->barcodeid) === 'empty') {
         $this->barcodeid = '';
         return true;
     }
     $prd = Static::where('barcodeid', $this->barcodeid)->first();
     //dd($prd);
     return $prd === null ? true : false;
 }

Example #2

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File: TreeTrait.php Project: ThunderID/ThunderWorld

 function getDescendantAttribute()
 {
     return Static::where($this->getPathField(), 'not like', $this->attributes[$this->getPathField()] . Static::getDelimiter() . '%');
 }

Example #3

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File: Folder.php Project: sharenjoy/cmsharenjoy

 /**
  * Get Files by an array of keywords
  *
  * @param array   $search
  * @param integer $limit
  *
  * @return void
  */
 public static function findByKeywords($search, $limit = 5)
 {
     // first we search folders
     Static::select('name', 'parent_id');
     foreach ($search as $match) {
         $match = trim($match);
         Static::where(function ($query) {
             $query->orWhere('name', 'like', $match);
             $query->orWhere('location', 'like', $match);
             $query->orWhere('remote_container', 'like', $match);
         });
     }
     return static::take($limit)->get();
 }