Re: [PHP] constructors in PHP

2005-07-11 Thread Richard Lynch
On Mon, July 11, 2005 9:53 am, Psystorm said: > Burhan Khalid wrote: > >> Alessandro Rosa wrote: >> >>> Thanks to all for clear responses! >>> >>> So just a question now, why have not multiple constructors been >>> implemented? >>> Are there some security issues related to them ? >> >> >> As far as

Re: [PHP] constructors in PHP

2005-07-11 Thread Richard Lynch
On Mon, July 11, 2005 10:04 am, Alessandro Rosa said: >> > As far as I know, its not a security issue, but a structure/design > issue. >> >> The issue is that in php you can't definitely say what type a variable >> is , whereas in c++ you can say this variable is a string, this one a >> int, …. > >

Re: [PHP] constructors in PHP

2005-07-11 Thread Greg Donald
On 7/11/05, Alessandro Rosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > But, right because PHP is weakly typed, multiple constructors could be > handled easier, I suppose ... isn't true? The sky is the limit with the function handling functions: http://php.net/manual/en/ref.funchand.php -- Greg Donald Zend C

Re: [PHP] constructors in PHP

2005-07-11 Thread Alessandro Rosa
> > As far as I know, its not a security issue, but a structure/design issue. > > The issue is that in php you can't definitely say what type a variable > is , whereas in c++ you can say this variable is a string, this one a > int, …. But, right because PHP is weakly typed, multiple constructors c

Re: [PHP] constructors in PHP

2005-07-11 Thread Psystorm
Burhan Khalid wrote: Alessandro Rosa wrote: Thanks to all for clear responses! So just a question now, why have not multiple constructors been implemented? Are there some security issues related to them ? As far as I know, its not a security issue, but a structure/design issue. The iss

Re: [PHP] constructors in PHP

2005-07-11 Thread Burhan Khalid
Alessandro Rosa wrote: Thanks to all for clear responses! So just a question now, why have not multiple constructors been implemented? Are there some security issues related to them ? As far as I know, its not a security issue, but a structure/design issue. -- PHP General Mailing List (http:/

Re: [PHP] constructors in PHP

2005-07-11 Thread Alessandro Rosa
Thanks to all for clear responses! So just a question now, why have not multiple constructors been implemented? Are there some security issues related to them ? Alessandro -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php

Re: [PHP] constructors in PHP

2005-07-11 Thread André Medeiros
On Mon, 2005-07-11 at 16:44 +0200, Alessandro Rosa wrote: > Is there the possibility to have in PHP multiple class constructors > as in C++ or just one ? > I would be sure about it in order to prevent useless mad investigations > in the code I'm writing. > > Thanks in advance ... > > Alessandro R

Re: [PHP] constructors in PHP

2005-07-11 Thread Greg Donald
On 7/11/05, Alessandro Rosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is there the possibility to have in PHP multiple class constructors > as in C++ or just one ? Doesn't seem as though you can: > cat class.php #!/usr/bin/php > ./class.php PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare __construct() in /home/greg/c

[PHP] constructors in PHP

2005-07-11 Thread Alessandro Rosa
Is there the possibility to have in PHP multiple class constructors as in C++ or just one ? I would be sure about it in order to prevent useless mad investigations in the code I'm writing. Thanks in advance ... Alessandro Rosa