Hi there, I've been using PHP for about 2 years now and absolutely love
it! Our company uses it as our main development language, so far
though, there is one thing that has been annoying me for a while now..
the following line of code will not work:
$object->function1($parameter)->function2();
I receive a parse error when i try to call another function off of the
object that function1 returns. I know this is possible in java:
object.function1(parameter).function2();
VB:
object.function1(paremeter).function2
and i'm sure C++, although i'm not too familiar with that language.
My question is, will or is there any support for this kind of call in
PHP? or is there another way that i should be doing it? as for now,
here is my work around:
$tmp =& $object->function1($parameter);
$tmp->function2();
Thank you in advance!
-Chris
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