public function ExecutionState::getVariable in Rules 8.3
Gets a variable.
Parameters
string $name: The name of the variable to return.
Return value
\Drupal\Core\TypedData\TypedDataInterface The variable wrapped as typed data.
Throws
\Drupal\rules\Exception\EvaluationException Throws an EvaluationException if the variable does not exist in the state.
Overrides ExecutionStateInterface::getVariable
1 call to ExecutionState::getVariable()
- ExecutionState::fetchDataByPropertyPath in src/
Context/ ExecutionState.php - Returns a value as specified in the selector.
File
- src/
Context/ ExecutionState.php, line 100
Class
- ExecutionState
- The rules execution state.
Namespace
Drupal\rules\ContextCode
public function getVariable($name) {
if (!$this
->hasVariable($name)) {
// @todo This crashes site in certain circumstances - for example if
// you're reacting on a "Drupal is initializing" event ... Need to handle
// a problem here gracefully - maybe disable the rule that caused the
// problem?
throw new EvaluationException("Unable to get variable '{$name}'; it is not defined.");
}
return $this->variables[$name];
}