Re: Object oriented??

I don't use OO in PHP. instead I organise functions into files. ie functions for validating user input would go into validate.input.func.php. I then have a single require(or include) called required.php this way I can add 'modules' of code eaisly. To me it seems the same as OO but a little bit faster(in PHP) -- JJ Harrison webmaster@tececo.com www.tececo.com "Mike Mannakee" <mike@basementideas.com> wrote in message news:20020726041651.44568.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > I'm curious how the OOP features are viewed in PHP. I'm originally a C++ > guy, and took to PHP because of the similarity. In C++ one wouldn't think > of not using OOP principles, but frankly I cannot really figure out why one > would go to OOP methods in PHP. It's not a true OOP implementation, though > for web stuff it's probably close enough. I've written nothing but > traditional code in PHP and like it that way. How common is this? Do most > people write OOP or traditional linear code in PHP? > > Mike > >