Wire call unknown

If method call resulted in no handler, this hookable method is called.

This standard implementation just throws an exception. This is a template method, so the reason it exists is so that other classes can override and provide their own handler. Classes that provide their own handler should not do a parent::__callUnknown() unless they also fail, as that will cause an exception to be thrown.

If you want to override this method with a hook, see the example below.

Example

$wire->addHookBefore('Wire::callUnknown', function(HookEvent $event) {
  // Get information about unknown method that was called
  $methodObject = $event->object;
  $methodName = $event->arguments(0); // string
  $methodArgs = $event->arguments(1); // array
  // The replace option replaces the method and blocks the exception
  $event->replace = true;
  // Now do something with the information you have, for example
  // you might want to populate a value to $event->return if
  // you want the unknown method to return a value.
});

Usage

$mixed = $wire->callUnknown(string $method, array $arguments);

Arguments

Name

Type(s)

Description

method

string

Requested method name

arguments

array

Arguments provided

Return value

null mixed

Return value of method (if applicable)

Exceptions

Method can throw exceptions on error:

• WireException