php-getset.sublime-snippet

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    php-getset
        A time-saving device for creating getters & setters in PHP classes

        Based on a snippet originall published by @akrabat:
        http://akrabat.com/software/sublime-text-2-snippet-for-php-getter-and-setter-generation/

    HOW TO USE
        In your PHP class, simply type the following:

            php-getset<TAB><name of your property without a $ sign>

        Sublime Text will add the getter and setter to your class, and
        name them after your property.

        For example, if your property is called $connection, you would
        go into your class, and type:

            php-getset<TAB>connection

        and Sublime Text will create getConnection() and setConnection()
        methods for you.

-->
<snippet>
    <content><![CDATA[

/**
 * ${2:[description here]}
 *
 * @return ${3:[type]} ${4:[description]}
 */
public function get${1/(.*)/\u$1/:[ Prop name ]}() {
    return \$this->${1:[ Prop name ]};
}

/**
 * ${5:[Description]}
 *
 * @param ${3/(.*)/\u$1/:[type]} \$new${1:[ Prop name ]} ${4/(.*)/\u$1/:[description]}
 */
public function set${1/(.*)/\u$1/:[ Prop name ]}(\$${1/(.*)/$1/:[ Prop name ]}) {
    \$this->${1:[Prop name ]} = \$${1/(.*)/$1/:[ Prop name ]};

    return \$this;
}
]]></content>
    <!-- Optional: Tab trigger to activate the snippet -->
    <tabTrigger>php-getset</tabTrigger>
    <!-- Optional: Scope the tab trigger will be active in -->
    <scope>source.php</scope>
    <!-- Optional: Description to show in the menu -->
    <description>Create getter and setter methods</description>
</snippet>