Re: OOP

> I'd recommend you make a separate database class and error class that each > of your other classes access. That would make it the most modular and > re-usable. > > ---John Holmes... I was hoping someone would say that :) How could I code that though. I've only just started with OOP and don't understand how I can inherit methods to classes? Is it a good idea to create a new object within each class which, for example, needs to do database stuff or should I inherit the methods? I haven't found any clear examples of this kind of OOP, only the real basics (which I still need help with by the way :) ). Thanks for your help, Jord -- Jordan Elver Is your work done? Are all pigs fed, watered and ready to fly?.... -- David Brent (The Office)