Hi Alan,
--- Alan Knowles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> not sure all the bits you where trying to do.. but
> function calls::::
>
> function test () {
> print_r(func_get_args());
> }
> test("a","w","C');
>
> more normally...
>
> function test($a,$b=NULL) {
> if ($b===NULL) { // tripple equal to make
> sure that "" != NULL
> $b=$a
> $a = "id";
> }
> ......
> }
>
> test(12);
> test("name","fred");
I think that's a bit what I meant with
>... In the constructor, you could
>test on the number of parameters but this would still
>allow only one implementation with 1 parameter, only
>one implementation with 2 parameters, etc...
And you could indeed still add tests on parameter type
in order to get different behaviour. There are
several alternatives, but I think what we are
searching for is: what is the cleanest way to solve
the problem of not being able to have multiple
constructors each having different signatures.
Regards,
pascal
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