Lets say you have a class called Car.
You should see a "constructor in the class the same as the class name:
class Car {
function Car(....possible params...) {
}
function start() {
...
}
function stop() {
}
}
To create a new car object you would do something like this:
$myCar = new Car(...possible params...);
Note that you should pass the parameters that the constructor expects (for
instance the constructor could have a parameter called type).
"Sunny at wde" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> ok, this must be the simplest question alive, but help me please??
>
> i've seen loads of classes all over the net, and i want to use them,
> but not sure where to start!
>
> are class files independent of platform??
> do you have to name your variables same as them?
>
> or do i just call it or something? they dont usually have
> documentation, so i'm a bit stumped :(
>
> /sunny
>
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