Accessing service container in a class

Question

I want to be able to use $this->container in class below but how do I pass container to it with yml below? Or do I really need to pass it to access $this->container->getParameter('currency'); ? I did all the others as the example shows but failing to pass the container!

Thanks in advance

I have this code in config.yml:

services:
    data_cash:
            class:        Booking\FrontendBundle\WebService\CashManager
            arguments:    [@doctrine.orm.entity_manager, %paymentCallback%, %kernel.environment%]

This is the CashManager class:

class CashManager
{
    public function __construct($entityManager, $callback, $environment, $CONTAINER)
    {
        //$this->currency = $CONTAINER->getParameter('currency');
    }
}

M. Foti · Accepted Answer · 2014-09-04 10:50:22Z

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It is a bad idea to pass the entire container, but you have to add this in arguments: @service_container .

If you what only the parameter "currency" you have to add this: %currency%

edited Sep 4, 2014 at 10:50

answered Sep 4, 2014 at 10:38

M. Foti

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BentCoder Over a year ago

OK. How can I make it better?

BentCoder Over a year ago

I only need this: $this->container->getParameter('currency'); so how do I only inject that?

BentCoder Over a year ago

Learner something new. Thanks

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