public function CompiledRoute::__construct

Constructs a new compiled route object.

This is a ridiculously long set of constructor parameters, but as this object is little more than a collection of values it's not a serious problem. The parent Symfony class does the same, as well, making it difficult to override differently.

Parameters

\Symfony\Component\Routing\Route $route: A original Route instance.

int $fit: The fitness of the route.

string $fit: The pattern outline for this route.

int $num_parts: The number of parts in the path.

string $staticPrefix: The static prefix of the compiled route

string $regex: The regular expression to use to match this route

array $tokens: An array of tokens to use to generate URL for this route

array $pathVariables: An array of path variables

string|null $hostRegex: Host regex

array $hostTokens: Host tokens

array $hostVariables: An array of host variables

array $variables: An array of variables (variables defined in the path and in the host patterns)

Overrides CompiledRoute::__construct

File

drupal/core/lib/Drupal/Core/Routing/CompiledRoute.php, line 79

Definition of Drupal\Core\Routing\CompiledRoute.

Class

CompiledRoute

A compiled route contains derived information from a route object.

Namespace

Code

public function __construct(Route $route, $fit, $pattern_outline, $num_parts, $staticPrefix, $regex, array $tokens, array $pathVariables, $hostRegex = null, array $hostTokens = array(), array $hostVariables = array(), array $variables = array()) {
  parent::__construct($staticPrefix, $regex, $tokens, $pathVariables, $hostRegex, $hostTokens, $hostVariables, $variables);
  $this->route = $route;
  $this->fit = $fit;
  $this->patternOutline = $pattern_outline;
  $this->numParts = $num_parts;
}