If modules contain path mappings for the same resource paths, this
setting can be used to specify in which order these modules should be
loaded. Alternatively, you can use {@link setOverriddenModules()} to
mark one of the modules to override the other one.
| public setModuleOrder ( array $moduleOrder ) | ||
| $moduleOrder | array | A list of module names. |
protected function addJsonToRootModuleFile(stdClass $jsonData, RootModuleFile $moduleFile)
{
if (isset($jsonData->order)) {
$moduleFile->setModuleOrder((array) $jsonData->order);
}
if (isset($jsonData->plugins)) {
$moduleFile->setPluginClasses($jsonData->plugins);
}
if (isset($jsonData->config)) {
$config = $moduleFile->getConfig();
foreach ($this->objectsToArrays($jsonData->config) as $key => $value) {
$config->set($key, $value);
}
}
if (isset($jsonData->modules)) {
foreach ($jsonData->modules as $moduleName => $moduleData) {
$installInfo = new InstallInfo($moduleName, $moduleData->{'install-path'});
if (isset($moduleData->env)) {
$installInfo->setEnvironment($moduleData->env);
}
if (isset($moduleData->installer)) {
$installInfo->setInstallerName($moduleData->installer);
}
if (isset($moduleData->{'disabled-bindings'})) {
foreach ($moduleData->{'disabled-bindings'} as $uuid) {
$installInfo->addDisabledBindingUuid(Uuid::fromString($uuid));
}
}
$moduleFile->addInstallInfo($installInfo);
}
}
}