The tutorial column of thinkphp below will introduce to you the commonly used single letter methods in thinkphp. I hope it will be helpful to friends in need!
The common letter methods are listed below:
A Quickly instantiate Action class library
BExecution behavior class
C Configuration parameter access method
D Quick instantiation Model class library
FQuick and simple text data access method
L Language parameter access method
MFast and high-performance instantiation model
RFast remote invocation of Action class methods
SFast cache access method
U URL dynamic generation and redirection method
W Fast Widget output method
Maybe the official provides a more comprehensive explanation than mine: thinkphp single letter method (http://www.thinkphp.cn/document/309.html)
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