Thanks for the good suggestion, a fully usable workaround if a "cleaner" thing doesn't surface.


And for your response time.. well, I have had slower answers in phone-conversations... :-)


At 06:37 PM 7/28/2004, Jason Barnett wrote:
Something like this is probably better handled by a class. Then you can access class properties to do what you want.

Class yourclass
{

  function foo()
  {
    $this->my_foo_local = 10;
  }

  function bar($var_bar)
  {
    return $this->my_foo_local+$var_bar+1;
  }

}

$object = new yourclass();
$object->foo();
echo $object->bar(12);

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