Hey all, I want to point something out to aspiring authors. The truth is, that few books and web pages out there show examples using OO methods. For example, the book I use as my primary reference has one chapter on OO PHP and that is it. The rest of the examples in the book are in regular functions. And the one example they give is used to create a web page, with the Title , KeyWords, Styles, Header, Menu... as the objects.
So, I guess my point is that if people want to encourage use of OO programming, they need to use more examples in their books instead of what is "easy." Otherwise, if the reader doesn't "get" the one example, they don't have other examples to try. Furthermore, one cannot encourage people to think about how they can program using OO methods if they don't use such methods in their teaching of the subject matter. My 2 cents. Paul -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
