Closed anasinnyk-atb closed 7 years ago
If we have a relation many-to-many in Doctrine, we shouldn't create a setter method. We can create add method.
Can we add some check for example when $key ended on "s" or "es"
#([^aeuiy])(?=es)es$|([^s])(?=s)s$#
we try use add prefix.
It's now working, because I have a cycle in my code. I resolve this problem by setCallback(). Thx
If we have a relation many-to-many in Doctrine, we shouldn't create a setter method. We can create add method.
Can we add some check for example when $key ended on "s" or "es"
we try use add prefix.