Re: [PHP4BETA] Child function never get called

I started out preparing the code that i was to send to you and (surprise) all of a sudden it worked... So there must be some mysterious error sneaking around somewhere in the include files i removed from the example... Anyway, sorry that i've bothered you with something that was my problem rather than yours... Thanks, Johan Isacsson On Tue, 27 Jul 1999, Zeev Suraski wrote: > At 00:58 27/07/99 , Johan Isacsson wrote: > >This is strange, the example i gave you actually echoes 2... > >But in the real program which is a bit more complex, it dont work, the > >child function dont get called. I saw some cvs info about iheritance with > >included files, all my classes are separate includes, could that have > >something to do with it? In that case, is it possible to get it? I would > >really need it :) > > The problem you're describing sounds extremely weird, I can't really see > how it may happen. The problem with classes and include files under some > circumstances was a 'fatal' one, i.e., your script wouldn't work at all > under some conditions. It's fixed now. > > However, that should have no affect on what you're describing. Right now, > the only known bug we're aware of is that child constructors, if not > explicitly written, default to their parent's constructor (which is the PHP > 3.0 behavior). > > I'm pretty sure that what you're describing, the way you're describing it, > can't happen. An object instanciated for a given class will use the > function table for that given class, and not for that class's parent. I > could be wrong of course, but I'm over 99% certain. > > If you have an example that reproduces the problem, try to cut it down as > much as you can (cutting it down, as opposed to writing an test case from > scratch, may take a bit more time, but will be easier on the long run), and > send it to us. If you can't cut it down at all, send it to us the way it > is, just so that we can see what's going on. No matter how complex the > script is, testing what happens when a new object is instanciated is fairly > easy for us. > > Thanks, > > Zeev > -- > Zeev Suraski <zeev@zend.com> http://www.zend.com/ > For a PGP public key, finger bourbon@netvision.net.il > >