Re: Re: self:: vs this

On 5/11/07, M.Sokolewicz <tularis@php.net> wrote:

statically: Class Foo {

    static $a = 1;
    static function Bar() {
       self::a++;
    }

} echo Foo:a;

1

Foo::Bar(); // will probably throw a warning, not sure of that though echo Foo:a;

1 (no change)

I'm not sure I understand what you mean by this. This code works: Class Foo { static $a = 1; static function Bar() {

     self::$a++;
     var_dump(self::$a);

} static function Meh() { self::$a='asdf'; var_dump(self::$a); } } Foo::Bar(); Foo::Bar(); Foo::Bar(); Foo::Meh(); ----- output ---- int 2 int 3 int 4 string 'asdf' (length=4)