Re: parent_ctor()

KK>> inheritance (that is, in "class B extends A", where A contains a KK>> function named B(), A::B() cannot become a ctor in B). That's Well, this can be done, since it is backward-compatible. Though I see no easy way to do it, but maybe there is. KK>> See above. You get componentware, you get it probably without KK>> source because of the compiler and source code protection by KK>> encryption. You need a method to get feedback from the system KK>> that you are doing the right thing. Allow everything, and blind KK>> (no source) _will_ not work at all. Well, if you don't have docs, making sure property exists won't buy you anything. How do you know it is the same property you need? How would you know which property to call in the first place? KK>> PHP is not designed by a comitee, and not by a greedy corporation. KK>> That's why we move faster. Much, much faster. Again, talk to me KK>> in 6 or 12 month from now. Will do, with God's help. :) Just remind me. -- Stanislav Malyshev stas@zend.com +972-3-6139665