"John W. Holmes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > jsWalter wrote:
> > I'm wanting to EXTEND the orginal class. > > > > meaning, my THECHILD class efines new methods/properties, and I want it used > > as if it was part of the orginal THEPARENT Class. > > > > Me just being picky. > > It doesn't work that way, exactly. The child class can define new > methods and properties, but you must make an instance of the child > class, which will include the methods/properties from the parent, and > the new ones you have written. > > If I'm understanding you correctly, you could rename you parent class to > child, name the child class the same as your parent and have the "old > class" extend the "new class" you've written. You code should then work > the same, but have the new methods/properties available. What I am trying to do is EXTEND the PEAR::Auth Class with new properties and methods. But I still want to use the original instantiation call... $myAuth =& Auth(); So, I don't think I can rename the orginal Class in this case. I'm just being particular. Or do I have to create my new EXTENDED Class and then add code to PEAR::Auth to make it work as if it is always just Auth? (I was told I could not do that) Thanks Walter -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
