Hi,
Wednesday, July 24, 2002, 5:04:06 AM, you wrote:
MD> I just wrote this message in the wrong list so i'll be short...
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MD> I have two classes:
MD> - mysql_connection
MD> - data_collection
MD> data_collection REQUIRES a mysql_connection object to work. So i decided to
MD> pass this object in the constructor for the data_collection, but when i do
MD> so it seems it creates a copy of this object and doesn't use the object i
MD> had previously created...
MD> I tried to do function data_collection(&$mysql_server){
MD> ...
MD> }
MD> But even the & sign like they say to use on the php.net web site doesn't
MD> work, it creates a copy of the object. The only way i found to bypass this
MD> problem is to do:
my_collection->>mysql_server = &$mysql_server;
MD> which will assign a reference of the mysql_collection object to my
MD> collection, but this means i need to modify something like 45 files of my
MD> web site and also i have to add some init settings because they where done
MD> in the constructor where you needed the connection...
MD> please help me out!!!
MD> InsaneCoder
what I do is to create a global array of class objects to provide
inter class communication.
class a {
var $test;
function a(){
global $class;
$class['a'] =& $this;
$this->test = 'Opened';
}
}
class b {
function b(){
global $class;
echo 'Class a value = '.$class['a']->test.'<br>';
}
}
$a = new a();
$b = new b();
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Best regards,
Tom
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