Calling A Class Variable as a Default for an Argument in a Function
| From: | Jonathan Wright \(DjNA\) | Date: | Tue, 06 Jun 2000 16:21:54 +0000 |
| Subject: | Calling A Class Variable as a Default for an Argument in a Function | ||
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Hiya.
I'm working on a class for myself, and though reading the manual, I found
that you could specify defaults for various arguments. I built a function in
a class (like below), and ran it. The first three arguments are fine, but I
run into trouble with the forth. It refuses to let me use it saying 'Parse
Error in ??? on line ???'. The manual doesn't seam to say much on the
matter, only talking about the first three cases.
function start($one,
$two = "",
$three = "three",
$four = $this->four)
{ return ($one, $two, $three, $four); }
It is possible to use the forth argument, and am I doing something wrong, or
is it not possible?
Thanks.
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