M Saleh Eg wrote:
OR you could control ur method and have optional arguments in ur
argument list and decide what to do according to that.
e.g. public function _construct($param1=0, $param2=, $param3=null)
{
if($param1)
if($param2)
if($param3)
}
$obj=new
Exactly Daniel ! I should've mentioned that too. Thanx for making it clear.
On Mon, 25 Oct 2004 15:45:36 +0200, Daniel Schierbeck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
M Saleh Eg wrote:
OR you could control ur method and have optional arguments in ur
argument list and decide what to do according to
M Saleh Eg wrote:
Exactly Daniel ! I should've mentioned that too. Thanx for making it clear.
No problem 8)
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Walter Wojcik wrote:
I want to override the constructor for a class i am writing but when i try it says i cant redefine it. Is the a whay to have two (or more) functions with the same name that accept different agrumants and calls the right one based on the arguments (it would have to be based on
OR you could control ur method and have optional arguments in ur
argument list and decide what to do according to that.
e.g. public function _construct($param1=0, $param2=, $param3=null)
{
if($param1)
if($param2)
if($param3)
}
$obj=new className(1);
//Or
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