Re: Implementation (simple!) operator overloading
| From: | Emiliano | Date: | Mon, 10 Jul 2000 08:24:09 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Implementation (simple!) operator overloading | ||
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> Well actually, you can do some funny stuff
> adding and substracting (property) strings..
>
> ($object->string = $object - 10)
> (I'm kinda working on the $object -= 10; )
Funny being the right term here. Without some extensive context, this
doesn't (intuitively) mean anything at all to me. Even in an 'obvious'
case like $object being, e.g., a date, what does '10' mean? Days? Seconds?
> Anyway, I see there isn't much interest for it, so it was a nice
> exercise anyways.. I'm interested in improving PHP's OO capabilities
> but I get the feeling OO is not really wanted in PHP by the developers
> in here, this true?
I like OO capabilities in PHP, am using them more and more. But operator
overloading != OOP.
Emile