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This PR was submitted for the 2.1 branch but it was merged into the master branch instead (closes #5885).
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efc22a8 [HttpKernel] Added ability to set controller result in the kernel.view event
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[HttpKernel] Added ability to set controller result in the kernel.view event
Added the method `GetResponseForControllerResultEvent:setControllerResult(array $controllerResult)` to allow kernel.view events to inject data into the result.
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by stof at 2012-11-01T13:48:51Z
new features canot be added in the 2.1 branch, which is a maintenance branch and so receives only bugfixes.
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by fabpot at 2012-11-02T07:13:56Z
I'm not opposed to the change but can you share your use case with us?
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by ltouroumov at 2012-11-02T07:55:55Z
I have custom annotations that allow controller methods to be invoked before the actions is run (`@BeforeFilter`) and after the action is run (`@ViewFilter`) and after the response is sent (`@ResponseFilter`).
The view filter allows to alter the controller result for example to inject parent entities into the template.
If you need more details I suppose I could post the code but I would have to ask the boss first.
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by ltouroumov at 2012-11-02T07:57:53Z
Also I fixed the missing dollar sign in the [`6ffea1dc1cfa23844c6d90a1bfa9a282d1807a61`](
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