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| From: | nlopess@php.net | Date: | Fri, 06 May 2005 18:47:47 +0000 |
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Note Submitter: Matthew
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I have need for a commercial class library that requires a paramater to be passed when the object is
created.
It does not appear as though PHP allows for the instantiation of COM/DOTNET objects that require a
parameter to be passed to their constructor... I am not sure if I am being clear, but suppose to
create a new Mercedes you would use:
$car = new COM("Car.Mercedes");
What if the constructor for that class required that you specified a model of the car in order to
instantiate it?
e.g.:
$car = new COM("Car.Mercedes('SL600')");
...or something like that. Is it possible? Is there a work-around?