Re: PHP 4.0 Bug #2675 Updated: Misbehavior of object initializers

> You should use the Factory design pattern I suppose. How about the following: > > And then do something like (actually it doesn't even need to be > $new_db = DB::Factory('mysql'); So i guess the larger question here is are we doing java symantics or c++ ? Maybee i don't understand the whole issue here, but i thought the point of overloading the constructor was to do whatever you want with it. Including stupid stuff like returning another object. Thanks, -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Jason "ZeroDiVide" Orcutt "Code is life is Code" | | Prometheus Project - http://prometheus.zerodivide.net | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------