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Small methods make your code easier to understand, in particular if combined with a good name. Besides, if your method is small, finding a good name is usually much easier.
For example, if you find yourself adding comments to a method's body, this is usually a good sign to extract the commented part to a new method, and use the comment as a starting point when coming up with a good name for this new method.
Commonly applied refactorings include:
If many parameters/temporary variables are present:
1 | <?php |
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62 | public static function parse( SimpleXMLElement $xml ) { |
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63 | $message = new StatusResponseMessage(); |
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65 | $message->result = Security::filter( $xml['result'] ); |
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67 | // E-wallet |
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68 | if ( $xml->ewallet ) { |
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69 | $ewallet = new stdClass(); |
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71 | $ewallet->id = Security::filter( $xml->ewallet->id ); |
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72 | $ewallet->status = Security::filter( $xml->ewallet->status ); |
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73 | $ewallet->created = Security::filter( $xml->ewallet->created ); |
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74 | $ewallet->modified = Security::filter( $xml->ewallet->modified ); |
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75 | $ewallet->reason_code = Security::filter( $xml->ewallet->reasoncode ); |
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76 | $ewallet->reason = Security::filter( $xml->ewallet->reason ); |
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78 | $message->ewallet = $ewallet; |
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79 | } |
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80 | |||
81 | // Customer |
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82 | if ( $xml->customer ) { |
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83 | $customer = new stdClass(); |
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84 | |||
85 | $customer->currency = Security::filter( $xml->customer->currency ); |
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86 | $customer->amount = Security::filter( $xml->customer->amount ); |
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87 | $customer->exchange_rate = Security::filter( $xml->customer->exchange_rate ); |
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88 | $customer->first_name = Security::filter( $xml->customer->firstname ); |
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89 | $customer->last_name = Security::filter( $xml->customer->lastname ); |
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90 | $customer->last_name = Security::filter( $xml->customer->lastname ); |
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91 | $customer->city = Security::filter( $xml->customer->city ); |
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92 | $customer->state = Security::filter( $xml->customer->state ); |
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93 | $customer->country = Security::filter( $xml->customer->country ); |
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95 | $message->customer = $customer; |
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96 | } |
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97 | |||
98 | // Transaction |
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99 | if ( $xml->transaction ) { |
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100 | $transaction = new stdClass(); |
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102 | $transaction->id = Security::filter( $xml->transaction->id ); |
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103 | $transaction->currency = Security::filter( $xml->transaction->currency ); |
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104 | $transaction->amount = Security::filter( $xml->transaction->amount ); |
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105 | $transaction->description = Security::filter( $xml->transaction->description ); |
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106 | $transaction->var1 = Security::filter( $xml->transaction->var1 ); |
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107 | $transaction->var2 = Security::filter( $xml->transaction->var2 ); |
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108 | $transaction->var3 = Security::filter( $xml->transaction->var3 ); |
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109 | $transaction->items = Security::filter( $xml->transaction->items ); |
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111 | $message->transaction = $transaction; |
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112 | } |
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114 | // Payment details |
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115 | if ( $xml->paymentdetails ) { |
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116 | $payment_details = new stdClass(); |
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118 | $payment_details->type = Security::filter( $xml->paymentdetails->type ); |
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119 | $payment_details->account_iban = Security::filter( $xml->paymentdetails->accountiban ); |
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120 | $payment_details->account_bic = Security::filter( $xml->paymentdetails->accountbic ); |
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121 | $payment_details->account_id = Security::filter( $xml->paymentdetails->accountid ); |
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122 | $payment_details->account_holder_name = Security::filter( $xml->paymentdetails->accountholdername ); |
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123 | $payment_details->external_transaction_id = Security::filter( $xml->paymentdetails->externaltransactionid ); |
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125 | $message->payment_details = $payment_details; |
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126 | } |
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128 | return $message; |
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129 | } |
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