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Yo-An Lin edited this page Apr 23, 2015
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Sometimes you need to share the logics between different commands for the same option, and option trigger is designed for this purpose. You can define a trigger with a Closure, and once the option value is set via Option::setValue, the trigger will be get called.
here is the sample code of using option trigger:
$specs->add('file:', 'option value should be a file.' )
->isa('File');
->trigger(function($value) {
echo"Set value to :";
var_dump($value); // we will get `SplFileInfo` object here since we defined the option as a 'File' option.
})