Something along these lines might work for you:
class Error {
public static function Log (param1, param2,
) {
}
}
Error::Log (value1, value2,
);
> Hello Again,
>
> I've been porting my PHP4 libs to PHP5 OO, and I thus I have no formal OOP
training.
> This is my crash course.
>
> So, I've created an error logging class,
>
> class Error
> and I want to call it from another class.
> Is it necessary to create another instance of the class?
>
> I tried to use the Error:Log("error", log_level) (Calling form the Class
Utility)
> way of calling the function, but the Log( ) function
> using $this->someOtherFunction and this is being mistaken for the parent
Class (Utility->someOtherFunction) not the Error class.
>
> So, do I have to create a new instane of the object?
>
> Is there any way to create the object in the constructor of the other
class,
> and then pass it around and call it when I need it via
$this->OBJECT->function?
>
> Thanks!
>
> - Ben
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