. */ namespace Doctrine\DBAL; use Doctrine\DBAL\Types\Type; /** * Configuration container for the Doctrine DBAL. * * @author Roman Borschel * @since 2.0 * @internal When adding a new configuration option just write a getter/setter * pair and add the option to the _attributes array with a proper default value. */ class Configuration { /** * The attributes that are contained in the configuration. * Values are default values. * * @var array */ protected $_attributes = array(); /** * Creates a new configuration that can be used for Doctrine. */ public function __construct() { $this->_attributes = array( 'sqlLogger' => null ); } /** * Sets the SQL logger to use. Defaults to NULL which means SQL logging is disabled. * * @param SqlLogger $logger */ public function setSqlLogger($logger) { $this->_attributes['sqlLogger'] = $logger; } /** * Gets the SQL logger that is used. * * @return SqlLogger */ public function getSqlLogger() { return $this->_attributes['sqlLogger']; } public function setCustomTypes(array $types) { foreach ($types as $name => $typeClassName) { Type::addCustomType($name, $typeClassName); } } public function setTypeOverrides(array $overrides) { foreach ($override as $name => $typeClassName) { Type::overrideType($name, $typeClassName); } } }