ID: 9164
Updated by: waldschrott
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Old-Status: Closed
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Assigned To: waldschrott
Comments:
please read the manual on how to use class members
hint: the second $ sign is _not_ needed
$this->variable='foo';
Previous Comments:
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[2001-02-07 16:26:14] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Your code is incorrect, try this:
function Bjbase($antal){
$this->lekar=$antal;
$this->dragna=array();
$this->ess=58;
echo $this->dragna;
}
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[2001-02-07 16:21:44] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
function Bjbase($antal){
$this->$lekar=$antal;
$this->$dragna=array();
$this->$ess=58;
echo $this->$dragna;
}
this is a constructor
the echo statement prints 58 even though that it is $ess that is initialized to 58.
The variable $dragna is not treated as an array anywhere but when the $ess line is
gone it works fine.
tried at another server too.
is this a problem you know of?
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