Source for file ValidatorMap.php
Documentation is available at ValidatorMap.php
* $Id: ValidatorMap.php 521 2007-01-05 13:29:36Z heltem $
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* ValidatorMap is used to model a column validator.
* The propel.map classes are abstract building-block classes for modeling
* the database at runtime. These classes are similar (a lite version) to the
* propel.engine.database.model classes, which are build-time modeling classes.
* These classes in themselves do not do any database metadata lookups, but instead
* are used by the MapBuilder classes that were generated for your datamodel. The
* MapBuilder that was created for your datamodel build a representation of your
* database by creating instances of the DatabaseMap, TableMap, ColumnMap, etc.
* classes. See propel/templates/om/php5/MapBuilder.tpl and the classes generated
* by that template for your datamodel to further understand how these are put
* @author Michael Aichler <aichler@mediacluster.de>
* @version $Revision: 521 $
/** rule name of this validator */
/** the dot-path to class to use for validator */
/** value to check against */
/** execption message thrown on invalid input */
$this->column = $containingColumn;
return $this->column->getColumnName();
$this->classname = $classname;
$this->message = $message;
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