ID: 23022
Comment by: kexianbin at diyism dot com
Reported By: [email protected]
Status: Open
Bug Type: Feature/Change Request
Operating System: Any
PHP Version: 5CVS-2003-04-02 (dev)
New Comment:
For objects, you could hack like this:
class user
{public $username='jack';
public function __get($prop_name)
{return $this->$prop_name();
}
private function degree()
{return array('doctor', 'master');
}
}
$aUser=new user();
echo $aUser->degree[1];
Previous Comments:
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[2009-11-05 05:43:34] glennwidener at gmail dot com
I found this lack of symmetry in array references really lame too. If
an expression delivers an array, then you should be able to reference an
element of that array. The only question is operator precedence and
grouping: recommend following the C rules - primary expressions group
left to right, parenthesis disambiguate.
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[2009-02-26 08:44:45] kexianbin at diyism dot com
When could we realize this in php?
create_function('$v', <<<'fun_code'
echo $v;
fun_code
)('hello');
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[2009-02-26 08:20:58] kexianbin at diyism dot com
When could we realize this in php?
create_function('$v', <<<'fun_code'
echo $v;
fun_code
')('hello');
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[2009-02-09 03:13:11] Anatorian at gmail dot com
I think this feature is very important. It can make me happier in php
developing.
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[2009-01-29 01:32:26] jim at akubo dot net
i wish you could use the * operator (like in c++) to derference
references, is there a way todo this in php? instead of writing a new
function like array_val
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