====== 'Solarified' Classes ======

Some tips to create 'Solarified' classes - classes that adhere to the Solar standards and guidelines.

  * Always extend Solar_Base (never extend Solar).
  * The constructor should only receive as parameter a config array, like all other Solar constructors. 
  * The constructor also should call %%parent::__construct($config);%%
  * Set a protected class property named %%$_Class_Full_Name%% to store the class configuration array. Their default values can be overridden on construction, and the precedence order is:
    - the config array passed to the constructor;
    - the values set in config file;
    - the default values set in the class.
  * Config values are accessible through the %%$this->_config['key']%% property. In your config file, you can configure the class and those values will be used when you instantiate the class using Solar::factory():

<code php>
$config['Class_Full_Name'] = array(
    'key' => 'value',
);
</code>
 * The config array is available trough $this->_config, so, inside the class:
  * get config value: %%$value = $this->_config['key'];%%
  * set config value: %%$this->_config['key'] = $value;%%
 * For exceptions you can use:
<code php>
throw $this->_exception('ERR_CODE');
</code>
  * If you define ERR_CODE in the Locale file for the class (/[Class]/Locale/en_US.php) you will get a translated message string.
  * Also, %%$this->_exception('ERR_SOME_CODE')%% will look for /[Class]/Exception/SomeCode.php and throw it instead of a generic exception.

===== Class skeleton =====

<code php>
class Vendor_Controller_Front extends Solar_Base {

   /**
    *
    * User-defined configuration array.
    *
    * @var array
    *
    */
   protected $_Vendor_Controller_Front = array(
   );

   /**
    *
    * Constructor.
    *
    * @param array $config User-provided configuration values.
    *
    */
   public function __construct($config)
   {
       // do the "real" construction
       parent::__construct($config);

       // continue with your constructor code
       [...]
   }
}
</code>