Example of using a single example pattern for PHP design Patterns

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The following is a single example pattern code: The code is as follows: <?php class easyframework_easy_mysql{    protected static $_instance = null;     Private Function __construct () {     }     public static function getinstance () {        if (self::$_instance = null) {            self::$_instance = new self (); &nb Sp      }         return self::$_instance;    }       protected function __clone () {     }  }   $x = Easyframewo Rk_easy_mysql::getinstance ();   Var_dump ($x);    ?>    / * 1. The first step:  * since it is a single case, that is, only once instantiated, it means that when instantiating  * it is not possible to use the NEW keyword!!!!  * the constructor in the class is invoked automatically when the new keyword is used.  * However, if we set the access control character of the constructor to protected or private  * then it is not possible to use the NEW keyword directly!!!  * The second step:  * regardless of the Protected/private modified properties or methods, in the current class  * can be accessed inside? ---> Can  * step three:  * now we have no way to get objects (because you can't use the new keyword),  * fourth: static members (including attributes or sideOn access, only through the  * class Name:: Property ()  * class Name:: Method ()  * step Fifth: If I now have a static method--> getinstance ()  * then it should be written as a call  * $object = Easyframework_easy_mysql::getinstance ()  * if the getinstance () method can get a unique object  * also represents the so-called single case pattern!!!  * sixth step, how to let Getinstace () only to one object?  * since to get the object, then certainly is:  * $variabl = new???? ();  * We also know that the values of static properties are inherited by all objects!!!  * static members belong to a class, not an Object!  * so:  * step seventh: Declare a static property with which to store the instantiated object  * protectd static $_instance  *  * and the initial value is null  * then I'm calling G Etinstance () method, you only need to determine whether its value is empty  *  * public static function getinstance () { *     if (self::_ instance = = null) { *      self::_instance = new self ();  *  }  *  return Self::_ Instance  *}  * in an instance, it must be written like this:  * $x = Easyframework_easy_mysql::getinstance ();  * on the first call, the $_instance value of the class is null, and  * then represents that the getinstance () method is true, and  * means  * self::$_ Instance this member has a value.!!!  * and also returns this value  * $y= Easyframework_easy_mysql::getinstance ();  * on the second or nth call, the self::$_instance already has a value  * also represents the GetInstance () method of the condition is FALSE!!!  * also represents that the program representatives could not perform the!!!  * also represents the return of the previous value directly!!!  *  *  *  * * *