is it related to this line of code?
/**
*@uri /download/generatepdf
*/
public function generatePDF(){
$ret = ModelResponse::busy();
$group = new RequestCollection();
$group->setReqID($_REQUEST['ID']);
if($group->generateDataPDF()){
$ret = new ModelResponse(0,'Success',$group);
}else{
$ret = new ModelResponse(10002,'No Data Found',$group);
// $ret = $group->getState();
}
echo $ret;
}
No, the code you provided is not directly related to the
getUri()
function. The
getUri()
function is a separate function that is defined somewhere in the same codebase but not within the code you provided.
The code you provided is a method called
generatePDF()
inside a PHP class. Let's go through the code step by step to understand what it does:
1. The method is defined as
public
, which means it can be accessed from outside the class.
2. The method initializes a variable
$ret
and assigns it the result of calling the
ModelResponse::busy()
method. The
ModelResponse::busy()
method is static and returns a response indicating that the model is busy.
3. A new object of the class
RequestCollection
is created and assigned to the variable
$group
.
4. The method
setReqID()
is called on the
$group
object, passing the value of
$_REQUEST['ID']
as a parameter. This sets the request ID for the group.
5. An if statement checks if the
generateDataPDF()
method of the
$group
object returns a truthy value (e.g., true). If it does, a new
ModelResponse
object is created with the arguments 0, 'Success', and
$group
. This response indicates a success with the group data.
6. If the
generateDataPDF()
method returns falsy value (e.g., false), a new
ModelResponse
object is created with the arguments 10002, 'No Data Found', and
$group
. This response indicates that no data was found for the group.
7. The
$ret
variable is then echoed, which means it will be outputted as the response of the current PHP script.
To summarize, the
generatePDF()
method creates a response based on the result of the
generateDataPDF()
method of the
$group
object and echoes the response as the output of the PHP script. The
getUri()
function, on the other hand, is not directly related to this method.