Re: PHP 4.3.11, question about classes
| From: | Michael Hulse | Date: | Wed, 22 Mar 2006 12:22:16 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PHP 4.3.11, question about classes | ||
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Hi Chris! Thanks for all the great answers, I really appreciate all of your help. I am browsing the link you gave me now.
I only have one question:
On Mar 22, 2006, at 4:09 AM, chris smith wrote:
You're calling a method (which is a function inside a class). You can't call a regular function without the brackets, so methods should be the same....
class testing {Let me see if I have this straight: "class testing {}" is a method, and "$linkGenClass = new testing();" is the class... I am pretty familiar with PHP functions... I was under the assumption that "class testing{}" was the class, and any functions inside that class were the methods? An example function: function example() {} But, this would be considered a method?: class method {} Seems a bit confusing. Esp. when I construct the above method like so: "$myClass = new method();" Hehe, I am sure that link you sent will give me some great answers, reading now. I really appreciate your time/links/knowledge/help. :) Cheers, Mickyvar $what;} $linkGenClass = new testing(); $linkGenClass->what = 'hi'; echo $linkGenClass->what;