that's not true.
you can call a static method with the "::" notation.
like ClassName::method();
there's doesn't need to be an instance to do that.
not sure if that's true for all of PHP4 or just 4.04 or whatnot.
-aaron
At 11:56 AM -0500 2/24/01, Kevin Beckford wrote:
>Well I meant class functions that do not need an object to be declared...
>but don't worry about it - I found out. There are none in php.
>
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>: On Saturday 24 February 2001 17:05, Kevin Beckford wrote:
>: > Is there class methods in php?
>:
>: Well, there are classes, classes can have methods, there are methods to
>: handle classes, methods to inspect methods, methods to inspect classes
>: and propably more.
>:
>: I have no idea what you mean with your question, but I hope that some
>: part of the above answers it...
>:
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