On 2013-03-07 22:14, Jakov Sosic wrote:
Hi.I have a dilemma. So far I've used this kind of syntax: class foo ( $var1 = $foo::params::var1 $var2 = $foo::params::var2 $var3 = $foo::params::var3 ){ ... some code .. } but, I've seen also this kind of usage: class foo ( $var1 = $::foo::params::var1 $var2 = $::foo::params::var2 $var3 = $::foo::params::var3 ){ ... some code .. } So, what's up with forcing the root scope for the default values of class params? Is this a better way of writing a module? What do you think is more "by the book"?
The latter is what you want to say. The former is a legitimate shortcut until you have a class foo::foo. Then you're welcome to a world of pain.
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