An update. When I hardcode the parent class name (example below) then it
works. But if I decide to change the
class inheritance hierarchy I need to manually revise all my existing
classes. So where is the flexibility?
Furthermore .. I found a note in php manual stating that in php405
get_parent_cl
Hello,
Sorry to write in dev, but i consider this a weakness of php. Something
needs to be changed.
Ok, maybe thereis a solution right now existing in PHP, but i'm unaware of
it.
Skip to the problem
I have three classes:
class a {
function make() {
// some code
}
}
class b e
