On Sun, 21 Jul 2002, Richard Lynch wrote:
++>I don't use Classes.
How it is possible?:))) I prefer OOP and I use it as much
as possible even in PHP
++>> $this=&$GLOBALS["cache"];
++>I would not expect this to work.
++>PHP is going to finalize and return the class, and you're assignment to
++>$this is meaningless.
Oh...you can do everything with this in PHP.
$this="text",$this=new B(); and it have a sense - j want
to replace an object with another. (but i know that it is not
supported by other languages)
++>
++>If you want this to work, you'll have to do more like this:
it is some solution...
++><?php
++> $cache = array();
++> function new_A();
++> global $cache;
++>
++> if (!isset($cache['A'])){
++> $cache['A'] = new A();
++> }
++> return $cache['A'];
++> }
++>?>
++>
++>In other words, keep your cache "external" to the actual object
++>implementation.
++>
++>
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