Get the size limit for the number of entries returned from LDAP. When set to 0 this means no limit.
| public getSizeLimit ( ) : integer | ||
| return | integer | |
/**
* Goes through each alias for the operation to get results only for that specific type, then combine and return
* them all.
*
* @param string $hydratorType
* @return array|LdapObjectCollection|mixed
*/
protected function getResultsForAliases($hydratorType)
{
/** @var LdapObjectCollection|array $results */
$results = [];
foreach ($this->operation->getFilter()->getAliases() as $alias => $schema) {
$operation = clone $this->operation;
/**
* If we received the partial limit of results, re-adjust the next operations limit so we don't go over.
*
* @todo This is getting difficult due to multiple operations needed to select all schema types. If this was
* a single operation the issue would not exist. But with a single query and multiple types I cannot
* easily determine which result is what type. Unsure of the best way to fix this at the moment.
*/
if ($operation->getSizeLimit() && count($results) < $operation->getSizeLimit()) {
$operation->setSizeLimit($operation->getSizeLimit() - count($results));
}
$objects = $this->getResultsFromLdap($operation, $hydratorType, $schema, $alias);
if ($objects instanceof LdapObjectCollection && $results) {
$results->add(...$objects->toArray());
} elseif ($objects instanceof LdapObjectCollection) {
$results = $objects;
} else {
$results = array_merge($results, $objects);
}
// If the results have reached the expected size limit then end the loop.
if ($this->operation->getSizeLimit() && count($results) == $operation->getSizeLimit()) {
break;
}
}
return $results;
}
