[nycphp-talk] Accessing Properties in PHP OOP
randal rust
rrust at r2communications.com
Thu Aug 26 10:18:33 EDT 2004
Scott Mattocks wrote:
> It is better because this allows each instance of client to have its own
> instance of display and validator. It will let each client display
> things they way they want without interfering with other client objects.
Thanks for explaining. That makes sense to me now.
> No! The constructor (function Client()) is the only one that needs to do
> this. It is setting the members of the class so that they will be
> alvailable in _all_ methods of the class. Once $this->display is
> assigned you can use it in any method of the class.
OK, so I added the client() function, which acts as my constructor.
Then, in my PHP page, I added...
$client->client();
... which sets everything up so that it can be used by the instance of
the object, right?
I'm guessing so, since it's working.
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