Ok,
So I have one particular class, that should be usable by other classes in an
application.
For example:
class db_class {
var name
var name_2
function() {
}
function_2() {
}
}
The class above is a general database class that's functions are needed by
the other API classes to grab/parse data from a database.
class other_class {
var othername
var othername2
function sys_list($sys_id) {
$db = new db_class("user","pass","database","hostname");
...
}
}
However, when attempting to run a script like this, PHP will output an error
regarding nesting classes. What is the best method to allow for nesting or
associating these two classes, so the second can refer to the first?
-Roy
Roy Wilson, Jr.
Principal Web Engineer, MIS
Ain Spiorad Networks
http://www.ainspiorad.net
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