Class AbstractContract

Xoops services manager contract boilerplate

All service providers should extend this class, and implement the relevant contract interface

Abstract
Namespace: Xoops\Core\Service
Package: Xoops\Core
Category: Xoops\Core\Service\AbstractContract
Copyright: 2013-2014 The XOOPS Project https://github.com/XOOPS/XoopsCore
License: GPL 2 or later (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html)
Author: Richard Griffith richard@geekwright.com
Version: Release: 1.0
Since: 2.6.0
Link: http://xoops.org
Located at oops_lib/Xoops/Core/Service/AbstractContract.php

Methods summary
`public`	# `setPriority( integer $priority )` setPriority - set the priority for this contract provider setPriority - set the priority for this contract provider Parameters `$priority` priority of this contract provider
`public integer`	# `getPriority( )` getPriority - get the priority for this contract provider getPriority - get the priority for this contract provider Returns integer priority of this contract provider
`public integer`	# `getMode( )` getMode - get the MODE for the contract. The MODE is set in the contract Interface, and permissible values defined in Manager getMode - get the MODE for the contract. The MODE is set in the contract Interface, and permissible values defined in Manager Returns integer a MODE constant indicating how multiple services are handled
`abstract public string`	# `getName( )` getName - get a short name for this service provider. This should be unique within the scope of the named service, so using module dirname is suggested. getName - get a short name for this service provider. This should be unique within the scope of the named service, so using module dirname is suggested. Returns string a unique name for the service provider
`abstract public string`	# `getDescription( )` getDescription - get human readable description of the service provider getDescription - get human readable description of the service provider Returns string

Properties summary
`protected integer`	`$priority` $priority - lowest value is highest priority $priority - lowest value is highest priority	# `Xoops\Core\Service\Manager::PRIORITY_MEDIUM`