Definatly would love to see readonly, It would remove 1000's of lines of
useless code from 100's of projects - which might make a few more public
PHP projects readable ;)
It replaces pointless giberish with something explicit clean and elegant..
Looks alot tidier than getters, or __get kludges.
Regards
Alan
Hartmut Holzgraefe wrote:
Bastian Grupe wrote:
Uhh... how about using private and only using a "regular"
getter (the Java-style) and no setter?
class xx
{
private $bar;
public getBar() { return $bar; }
}
i think you're missing the point, the idea is to *not*
have to write that extra getter line ... less typing
*and* less error prone ... and easier to read, too IMHO
You didn't want to return $bar in your example, you wanted
to return $this->bar so you already ran into one of the
issues here ;)
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