Yes, but I want to ignore Parent behaviour, and Re-inherit GrandParent
behaviour..
Evert
Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
adding parent::__construct() in the constructors of both Parent and
Child should do what you want.
Jasper
Evert | Rooftop wrote:
Hi List,
Sorry if this is the wrong list for this kind of stuff.. I'd be happy to
re-post this to the users mailing list.
With the recent updates that will raise E_STRICT on static calls that
are non static, how do we properly do the following..
I have a class named 'GrandParent' a class named 'Parent' and a class
named 'Child'
GrandParent has a constructor, Parent overrides it and Child does too..
What if I want to call GrandParent's constructor from the child?
Most languages allow this through casting the class into the ancestor
and call then call the method, but I can't do this with PHP, or can I ?
The other solution (right now) would be GrandParent::__construct(), but
this is not OOP anymore.. So it seems kind of weird that we get limited
in functionality, for OOP-ness, but not adding the functionality to
solve common design problems that we're raised by introducing this..
Will we get casting in the future?
Evert
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