On 15 Apr 2012, at 11:44, Lester Caine wrote:
> I've got a machine set up with PHP5.4 and left the strict errors showing, and
> I'm falling at the first hurdle :)
>
> The functions for generating URL's are used both statically and as part of
> the class. STRICT complains because they are not marked 'static' ( and I'm
> assuming 'public static' is the correct addition here ) but then of cause the
> $this fallback fails because '$this' is not allowed IN the static use of the
> function?
>
> How do others get around this problem? I've some 120 static instances to fix
> in parallel with about the same number of class uses across about 40 odd
> functions. Do I really have to duplicate the code and rename every static use?
If the class can be used both statically and as an instance why is it referring
to $this? When called statically $this will not exist.
To refer to the class when in a static method use self...
<?php
class StaticClass
{
public static $staticVariable = 1234;
public static function staticMethod()
{
return self::otherStaticMethod();
}
public static function otherStaticMethod()
{
return self::$staticVariable;
}
}
-Stuart
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