I have the following situation.
I wrote some software and split it up into functionality:
class core {
function go{
}
}
class A extends core {
// PHP4 constructor
function A {
$this->go();
}
}
class B extends core {
}
In core I define functions and variables that are to be used
through out my program and to address those functions/variables I just
use $this-> .
Now I ran into a situation where class A needs to be extended with
another class. This is not my choice, it's part of a framework I have
to use.
Currently I solved this by doing this:
class A extends framework_class {
$var core;
// PHP4 constructor
function A {
$this->core = new core();
$this->core->go();
}
}
The question I have, is this a good solution, is it the only solution
or are there different ways to tackle this?
As you might see it needs to run in PHP4.
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