Hi,
I would like to use constructor in PHP4, but how do you make a constructor?
In PHP5, I do like
class ClassName {
function __construct() {
}
}
But PHP4 doesn't have such a thing as __construct()... Reading the
official manual didn't make me understood. Does this mean the very
T K wrote:
Hi,
I would like to use constructor in PHP4, but how do you make a constructor?
Name the function the same as the class.
class ABC {
function ABC() {
//constructor in php4
$this-__construct(); // just call the php5 one.
}
function __construct() {
//constructor in
Hi,
In PHP4, the constructor has the same name as the class.
class ClassName {
function ClassName() {
}
}
T K a écrit :
Hi,
I would like to use constructor in PHP4, but how do you make a constructor?
In PHP5, I do like
class ClassName {
function __construct() {
this is why for backwards compatibility with PHP 4 people usually do
this. Note that if you use public/private/protected it probably will
not work on PHP 4
?php
class Foo
{
function __construct($params)
{
$this-Foo($params);
}
function Foo($params)
{
Thanks guys!
I got the same name trick for PHP 4 class constructor.
All the best,
T
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