Re: RE:Class::? - accessing data, no success...

SM> KK>> The class C could have some class variables c1, c2, c3. SM> SM> What is "class variable"? How is it different from globals? I think it does not have that much to do with globals. It´s a class variable belonging to that class and if instanciated, it´s initializer too. SM> Does this change it in all instances of class C? If so, I fear there's no SM> good way to do it in PHP. If I´ve understood OO, it shouldn´t... SM> KK>> $C::cm1(); SM> KK>> to call class methods, if possible. SM> SM> No. $var() means "take name from var, and call method by this name". Currently it should work like this ($var:: isn´t allowed anyway at the moment), but I think Kristian thought of that it should not work this way, just like $this or $object if object would be an object, sounds good to me. SM> Using such a method looks like a bad hack to me. Why to have a class if SM> you don't instantiate it? Just to call it a "class"? Call it "utility SM> library" and leave classes alone. You do instanciate them generally, but if you don´t want to you needn´t, to access their properties... regards -- o----------0-¬---------O-·---¬----o---®-----o o O ° . | http://www.kiffen.de | pRoteçt y0ur bRaín |0 O ° ¤ ° · 0°·³°²'²³-¹'³´³°^°³~³²³°'³²²¨³²^³¹³²°²³`³º³°Þ ° o © ° . · | psychedelic experience | gott@kiffen.de | O ° o ° o-¬--o--0-----©-·--O-----o-----0-¤----------o 0 ° · ° . ¤ ·