if you want to use variable's in a function you need to give
the function the paramaters..if you do not with to use it like that..
declare the vars in the beginning of the class
class classname
{
var $1;
var $2;
}
greetz
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"Tit "Black" Petric" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> will something in the likes of this be possible in php5?
>
> /***/
>
> class some_classname
> {
> function some_function();
> }
>
> function some_classname::some_function($prefix, $text) {
> return $prefix.": ".$text."\n";
> }
>
> $test = new some_classname;
> $test->some_function("Output","Hello World!");
>
> /***/
>
> how about object/class aggregation from php4 (it was experimental and i
> imagine it still has a few bugs left, but it was a really usefull
> feature)..?
>
> i know the following is possible:
>
> class class_name implements class1, class2, class3 extends parent_class {
> ...
> }
>
> but, can you do something more dynamic, so you can tell which classes to
> implement at runtime? class class_name implemenets $vars extends
> parent_class ?
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