If they are quite different, that seems like a good approach.
If they are more similar, I think you can use the if directive within
a class:
class foo extends bar {
if ($swf9) {
static function x() { }
}
...
}
On Mar 23, 2008, at 4:18 PM, Henry Minsky wrote:
I guess in order to make platform-specific extensions in separate
files, I ought to make a base abstract subclass, and then
have each runtime declare the actual LzModeManager class in its
platform/runtime/... directory ?
I mean make an abstract base class, like LzModeManagerBase, and then
have the platform-specific subclasses actually
define lzModeManager in the various platform/runtime/...
directories.. .
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