Rory Browne wrote:
You may be wondering why I don't just $instance = new utility_class
- the reason is that I want to only create one of these instances. I
don't want any more than one instance of utility_class at any one
time.
I can't use get_class($this) either, because, there is no
Hi
I need a way to create an instance of a class, from a parent of that class.
Lets say I have the following code:
?php
class base_class{
static function get_instance(){
// code I need goes here
}
}
class utility_class {
}
$instance = utility_class::get_instance()
?
You may
I'm not sure I'm quite clear on what you want, ...
?php
class base_class{
static function get_instance(){
static $oUtility = new utility_class();
return $oUtility;
}
}
class utility_class {
}
$instance = utility_class::get_instance()
?
That should create an instance of
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