RL>> The example was something like:
RL>>
RL>> class foo {
RL>> function foo() {
RL>> legacy generic constructor code
RL>> }
RL>> function __construct() {
RL>> php5-specific stuff
RL>> $this->foo(); // chain to legacy constructor code
RL>> }
RL>> }
RL>>
RL>> A bit contrieved, but when this class runs under PHP5 it would run the
RL>> additional PHP5-specific code and when it runs under PHP4 it wouldn't.
What is "php5-specific stuff" here? If there are some PHP5-specific
constructs, they won't just run under PHP4, so the class is unusable
under PHP4 anyway, not? Could you give me real-life example of someone
using this to do something?
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