BIOS setup HDD mode PHP design mode registry mode registration of multiple classes

I have written a registry class before, but that one cannot be registered with multiple classes, and the following arrays are used to store the class.

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Basic class
Class WebSite {//a very simple base class
Private $siteName;
Private $SITEURL;
function __construct ($siteName, $SITEURL) {
$this->sitename= $siteName;
$this->siteurl= $siteUrl;
}
function GetName () {
return $this->sitename;
}
function GetUrl () {
return $this->siteurl;
}
}
Class Registry {//Registry class Singleton mode
private static $instance;
Private $values =array ();//Use an array to hold the class name
Private Function __construct () {}//This usage determines that the class cannot be instantiated directly
static function instance () {
if (!isset (self:: $instance)) {self:: $instance =new self ();}
Return self:: $instance;
}
function Get ($key) {//Get a class that has already been registered
if (Isset ($this->values[$key])) {
return $this->values[$key];
}
return null;
}
function set ($key, $value) {//Register class method
$this->values[$key]= $value;
}
}
$reg =registry::instance ();
$reg->set ("website", New website ("Web Development note", "www.chhua.com"));//Register the class
$website = $reg->get ("website");//Get Class
echo $website->getname ();//output Web development note
echo $website->geturl ();//Output www.chhua.com
?>

The purpose of the registry is to provide system-level object access functionality. Some students will say, this is superfluous, but the small project does not necessarily need to register the class, if it is a large project, it is very useful.

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