On 4/29/07, MaaSTaaR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello ...
Firstly sorry for my bad English, my friend request from me to send this
suggestion for PHP developer.
The suggestion is support use constant as object, for example :
class HelloWorld
{
function start()
{
echo 'Hello World';
}
}
define('OBJ',new HelloWorld);
OBJ->start();
this will be good when we use object inside class, we will not need use global
or $this, for example.
With normal way :
class MainClass
{
function One()
{
echo 'One';
}
function Two()
{
echo 'Two';
}
}
$Main = new MainClass;
class AnotherClass
{
function P()
{
global $Main; // Note this line
$Main->One();
}
}
With suggested way :
class MainClass
{
function One()
{
echo 'One';
}
function Two()
{
echo 'Two';
}
}
define('MAIN',new MainClass);
class AnotherClass
{
function P()
{
MAIN->One(); // use it directlly without global or $this
}
}
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You could just do
class Main
{
public static function P()
{
echo 'woo';
}
}
class Yeah
{
public function S()
{
Main::P();
}
}
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