RE: [PHP4BETA] OOP issue

> -----Original Message----- > From: root@gateway.digiintranet.ro > [mailto:root@gateway.digiintranet.ro]On Behalf Of Teodor Cimpoesu > Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 1999 06:53 PM > Cc: php4beta@lists.php.net > Subject: Re: [PHP4BETA] OOP issue > > I think it sounds more like `real' OO behaviour, though I would expect > Y::x() to be called even Y::y() exists. > Also the support for `var $v' declarations breaks some things like in > class A { > function A() { > $this->a = 1; > } > }; > class B extends A { > var $a = 2; > function foo(){echo $this->a;} > }; > $z = new B; > echo $z->foo(); > > This won't output 2 as expected but 1. My Delphi 00 experience would lead me to expect 1. Sure, B gets instatiated with $a=2, but pretty quicky the constructor gets called in the superclass which sets it to 1. This seems natural to me. Sam