*
* TokenUsageLimits: Amazon_FPS_Model_TokenUsageLimit
*
*
*/
class Amazon_FPS_Model_GetTokenUsageResult extends Amazon_FPS_Model
{
/**
* Construct new Amazon_FPS_Model_GetTokenUsageResult
*
* @param mixed $data DOMElement or Associative Array to construct from.
*
* Valid properties:
*
*
* - TokenUsageLimits: Amazon_FPS_Model_TokenUsageLimit
*
*
*/
public function __construct($data = null)
{
$this->_fields = array (
'TokenUsageLimits' => array('FieldValue' => array(), 'FieldType' => array('Amazon_FPS_Model_TokenUsageLimit')),
);
parent::__construct($data);
}
/**
* Gets the value of the TokenUsageLimits.
*
* @return array of TokenUsageLimit TokenUsageLimits
*/
public function getTokenUsageLimits()
{
return $this->_fields['TokenUsageLimits']['FieldValue'];
}
/**
* Sets the value of the TokenUsageLimits.
*
* @param mixed TokenUsageLimit or an array of TokenUsageLimit TokenUsageLimits
* @return this instance
*/
public function setTokenUsageLimits($tokenUsageLimits)
{
if (!$this->_isNumericArray($tokenUsageLimits)) {
$tokenUsageLimits = array ($tokenUsageLimits);
}
$this->_fields['TokenUsageLimits']['FieldValue'] = $tokenUsageLimits;
return $this;
}
/**
* Sets single or multiple values of TokenUsageLimits list via variable number of arguments.
* For example, to set the list with two elements, simply pass two values as arguments to this function
* withTokenUsageLimits($tokenUsageLimits1, $tokenUsageLimits2)
*
* @param TokenUsageLimit $tokenUsageLimitArgs one or more TokenUsageLimits
* @return Amazon_FPS_Model_GetTokenUsageResult instance
*/
public function withTokenUsageLimits($tokenUsageLimitArgs)
{
foreach (func_get_args() as $tokenUsageLimits) {
$this->_fields['TokenUsageLimits']['FieldValue'][] = $tokenUsageLimits;
}
return $this;
}
/**
* Checks if TokenUsageLimits list is non-empty
*
* @return bool true if TokenUsageLimits list is non-empty
*/
public function isSetTokenUsageLimits()
{
return count ($this->_fields['TokenUsageLimits']['FieldValue']) > 0;
}
}