2. How to Limit the Number of Class Objects using PHP Singleton and Multiton Design Patterns
Singleton and multiton are software design patterns that can be used to limit the number of objects a given class that can be created within the life time of current PHP script.
These design patterns are very useful for PHP developers in certain circumstances.
Read this article to learn why the singleton and multiton can be useful in PHP projects and how you can use them in general purpose project and in particular in WordPress projects.
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These design patterns are very useful for PHP developers in certain circumstances.
Read this article to learn why the singleton and multiton can be useful in PHP projects and how you can use them in general purpose project and in particular in WordPress projects.
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Singleton is a well known design pattern that is used by many classes to assure that only one instance of the class objects exist during the time that a script is executed.
Multiton is a variant of the singleton design pattern that allows more than one instance of a class to exist up to a given limit.
This package provides a solution to implement singleton or multiton classes that can have its variable values be saved to a MemCached container, so the objects can be loaded with the same class values in other times that a script is run after the original script that has set the class variable has ended.
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Multiton is a variant of the singleton design pattern that allows more than one instance of a class to exist up to a given limit.
This package provides a solution to implement singleton or multiton classes that can have its variable values be saved to a MemCached container, so the objects can be loaded with the same class values in other times that a script is run after the original script that has set the class variable has ended.
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