This is and has always been possible, php is not a strongly typed language.
Regards, Greg -- phpDocumentor http://www.phpdoc.org
Marco Skulschus wrote:
Maybe, it was "correct" even in the past, but I am astonished that the following special "variable declaration" works. Although there is not var $MissingText in the class, one can fill it with data and pass it to the object.
<?php class Output { var $Text; function PrintOutput($Text){ echo $Text; } }
$Message = new Output(); // first attempt $Message -> Text = "Hello World"; $Message -> PrintOutput($Message -> Text); // second attempt $Message -> MissingText = "Hello Moon"; $Message -> PrintOutput($Message -> MissingText); ?>
Maybe you can correct me. Marco
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