Sorry, it was Tim that suggested that what I required wasn't really OO. My
apologies Tim, and thanks for your emails.
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Hi Tim,
> If you want access to error functions within the db class it must either
> extend the error class or have an error object within it. Either ...
>
I'll go for the latter, because extends isn't appropriate in this case:
> Class DB
> { var $error;
> ...
> function DB() // constr
If you want access to error functions within the db class it must either
extend the error class or have an error object within it. Either ...
Class DB extends Error
{ ...
}
Class Core extends DB
{ ...
}
or
Class DB
{ var $error;
...
function DB() // constructor
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