Laravel - Carbon Macro Call to undefined Method
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I created a CarbonServiceProvider class using php artisan make:provider CarbonServiceProvider and added it in the providers array in my app.php file.
In the boot() method I added this macro:
public function boot()
{
if(!Carbon::hasMacro('nextWorkingDaySameTime')){
Carbon::macro('nextWorkingDaySameTime', function ($startHour = 8, $endHour = 17) {
[...]
return $this;
});
}
}
I paid attention to use IlluminateSupportCarbon; instead of CarbonCarbon, since then it says that macro() would be undefined.
Whenever I call this macro like so:
CarbonCarbon::nextWorkingDaySameTime();
it fails with the following message:
Call to undefined method CarbonCarbon::nextWorkingDaySameTime()
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I created a CarbonServiceProvider class using php artisan make:provider CarbonServiceProvider and added it in the providers array in my app.php file.
In the boot() method I added this macro:
public function boot()
{
if(!Carbon::hasMacro('nextWorkingDaySameTime')){
Carbon::macro('nextWorkingDaySameTime', function ($startHour = 8, $endHour = 17) {
[...]
return $this;
});
}
}
I paid attention to use IlluminateSupportCarbon; instead of CarbonCarbon, since then it says that macro() would be undefined.
Whenever I call this macro like so:
CarbonCarbon::nextWorkingDaySameTime();
it fails with the following message:
Call to undefined method CarbonCarbon::nextWorkingDaySameTime()
php laravel macros php-carbon
asked Nov 22 at 13:53
Scarwolf
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I paid attention to use IlluminateSupportCarbon; instead of CarbonCarbon - don't you also need to do the same when calling your macro? It looks like you're trying to run it on theCarbonclass itself
– iainn
Nov 22 at 13:56
You may need to docomposer dump-autoloadI guess. And I thinkCarbonCarbonshould do the job instead
– Oluwatobi Samuel Omisakin
Nov 22 at 13:58
@iainn Hm, good catch. I've tried it with the other class but it ends up in telling meUsing $this when not in object contexteven when I instantlyreturn $thiswithout modifying anything.
– Scarwolf
Nov 22 at 13:59
@OluwatobiSamuelOmisakin This ends up inCall to undefined method CarbonCarbon::hasMacro()even after dumping composer autoload...
– Scarwolf
Nov 22 at 14:01
What do you expect$thisto be? Because as the error mentions you are at that point not in a class scope, so you can not use$thisthere
– Sven Hakvoort
Nov 22 at 14:40
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I created a CarbonServiceProvider class using php artisan make:provider CarbonServiceProvider and added it in the providers array in my app.php file.
In the boot() method I added this macro:
public function boot()
{
if(!Carbon::hasMacro('nextWorkingDaySameTime')){
Carbon::macro('nextWorkingDaySameTime', function ($startHour = 8, $endHour = 17) {
[...]
return $this;
});
}
}
I paid attention to use IlluminateSupportCarbon; instead of CarbonCarbon, since then it says that macro() would be undefined.
Whenever I call this macro like so:
CarbonCarbon::nextWorkingDaySameTime();
it fails with the following message:
Call to undefined method CarbonCarbon::nextWorkingDaySameTime()
php laravel macros php-carbon
asked Nov 22 at 13:53
Scarwolf
3761421
I created a CarbonServiceProvider class using php artisan make:provider CarbonServiceProvider and added it in the providers array in my app.php file.
In the boot() method I added this macro:
public function boot()
{
if(!Carbon::hasMacro('nextWorkingDaySameTime')){
Carbon::macro('nextWorkingDaySameTime', function ($startHour = 8, $endHour = 17) {
[...]
return $this;
});
}
}
I paid attention to use IlluminateSupportCarbon; instead of CarbonCarbon, since then it says that macro() would be undefined.
Whenever I call this macro like so:
CarbonCarbon::nextWorkingDaySameTime();
it fails with the following message:
Call to undefined method CarbonCarbon::nextWorkingDaySameTime()
php laravel macros php-carbon
php laravel macros php-carbon
asked Nov 22 at 13:53
Scarwolf
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asked Nov 22 at 13:53
Scarwolf
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asked Nov 22 at 13:53
Scarwolf
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asked Nov 22 at 13:53
Scarwolf
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asked Nov 22 at 13:53
Scarwolf
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I paid attention to use IlluminateSupportCarbon; instead of CarbonCarbon - don't you also need to do the same when calling your macro? It looks like you're trying to run it on theCarbonclass itself
– iainn
Nov 22 at 13:56
You may need to docomposer dump-autoloadI guess. And I thinkCarbonCarbonshould do the job instead
– Oluwatobi Samuel Omisakin
Nov 22 at 13:58
@iainn Hm, good catch. I've tried it with the other class but it ends up in telling meUsing $this when not in object contexteven when I instantlyreturn $thiswithout modifying anything.
– Scarwolf
Nov 22 at 13:59
@OluwatobiSamuelOmisakin This ends up inCall to undefined method CarbonCarbon::hasMacro()even after dumping composer autoload...
– Scarwolf
Nov 22 at 14:01
What do you expect$thisto be? Because as the error mentions you are at that point not in a class scope, so you can not use$thisthere
– Sven Hakvoort
Nov 22 at 14:40
|
show 1 more comment
I paid attention to use IlluminateSupportCarbon; instead of CarbonCarbon - don't you also need to do the same when calling your macro? It looks like you're trying to run it on theCarbonclass itself
– iainn
Nov 22 at 13:56
You may need to docomposer dump-autoloadI guess. And I thinkCarbonCarbonshould do the job instead
– Oluwatobi Samuel Omisakin
Nov 22 at 13:58
@iainn Hm, good catch. I've tried it with the other class but it ends up in telling meUsing $this when not in object contexteven when I instantlyreturn $thiswithout modifying anything.
– Scarwolf
Nov 22 at 13:59
@OluwatobiSamuelOmisakin This ends up inCall to undefined method CarbonCarbon::hasMacro()even after dumping composer autoload...
– Scarwolf
Nov 22 at 14:01
What do you expect$thisto be? Because as the error mentions you are at that point not in a class scope, so you can not use$thisthere
– Sven Hakvoort
Nov 22 at 14:40
I paid attention to use IlluminateSupportCarbon; instead of CarbonCarbon - don't you also need to do the same when calling your macro? It looks like you're trying to run it on the
Carbon class itself– iainn
Nov 22 at 13:56
I paid attention to use IlluminateSupportCarbon; instead of CarbonCarbon - don't you also need to do the same when calling your macro? It looks like you're trying to run it on the
Carbon class itself– iainn
Nov 22 at 13:56
You may need to do
composer dump-autoload I guess. And I think CarbonCarbon should do the job instead– Oluwatobi Samuel Omisakin
Nov 22 at 13:58
You may need to do
composer dump-autoload I guess. And I think CarbonCarbon should do the job instead– Oluwatobi Samuel Omisakin
Nov 22 at 13:58
@iainn Hm, good catch. I've tried it with the other class but it ends up in telling me
Using $this when not in object context even when I instantly return $this without modifying anything.– Scarwolf
Nov 22 at 13:59
@iainn Hm, good catch. I've tried it with the other class but it ends up in telling me
Using $this when not in object context even when I instantly return $this without modifying anything.– Scarwolf
Nov 22 at 13:59
@OluwatobiSamuelOmisakin This ends up in
Call to undefined method CarbonCarbon::hasMacro() even after dumping composer autoload...– Scarwolf
Nov 22 at 14:01
@OluwatobiSamuelOmisakin This ends up in
Call to undefined method CarbonCarbon::hasMacro() even after dumping composer autoload...– Scarwolf
Nov 22 at 14:01
What do you expect
$this to be? Because as the error mentions you are at that point not in a class scope, so you can not use $this there– Sven Hakvoort
Nov 22 at 14:40
What do you expect
$this to be? Because as the error mentions you are at that point not in a class scope, so you can not use $this there– Sven Hakvoort
Nov 22 at 14:40
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I paid attention to use IlluminateSupportCarbon; instead of CarbonCarbon - don't you also need to do the same when calling your macro? It looks like you're trying to run it on the
Carbonclass itself– iainn
Nov 22 at 13:56
You may need to do
composer dump-autoloadI guess. And I thinkCarbonCarbonshould do the job instead– Oluwatobi Samuel Omisakin
Nov 22 at 13:58
@iainn Hm, good catch. I've tried it with the other class but it ends up in telling me
Using $this when not in object contexteven when I instantlyreturn $thiswithout modifying anything.– Scarwolf
Nov 22 at 13:59
@OluwatobiSamuelOmisakin This ends up in
Call to undefined method CarbonCarbon::hasMacro()even after dumping composer autoload...– Scarwolf
Nov 22 at 14:01
What do you expect
$thisto be? Because as the error mentions you are at that point not in a class scope, so you can not use$thisthere– Sven Hakvoort
Nov 22 at 14:40