/**
* Adds an incident to the validation result. This will automatically adjust
* the argument result table (which is required because one can still
* manually add errors either via addError or by directly using this method)
*
* @param AgaviValidationIncident The incident.
*
* @author Dominik del Bondio <*****@*****.**>
* @since 1.0.0
*/
public function addIncident(AgaviValidationIncident $incident)
{
// we need to add the fields to our fieldresults if they don't exist there
// yet and adjust our result if needed (which only happens when this method
// is called not from a validator)
$severity = $incident->getSeverity();
$validator = $incident->getValidator();
if ($severity > $this->result || null === $this->result) {
$this->result = $severity;
}
// store the result for the argument if it's not stored yet
foreach ($incident->getArguments() as $argument) {
$this->addArgumentResult($argument, $severity, $validator);
}
$this->incidents[$validator ? $validator->getName() : ''][] = $incident;
}
/**
* Set an array of errors
*
* If an existing error name matches any of the keys in the supplied
* array, the associated message will be appended to the messages array.
*
* @param array An associative array of errors and their associated
* messages.
*
* @author Dominik del Bondio <*****@*****.**>
* @since 0.9.0
*
* @deprecated 1.0.0
*/
public function setErrors(array $errors)
{
$incident = new AgaviValidationIncident(null, AgaviValidator::ERROR);
foreach ($errors as $name => $error) {
$name = new AgaviValidationArgument($name);
$incident->addError(new AgaviValidationError($error, null, array($name)));
}
$this->addIncident($incident);
}
