Hi, thanks for the response.
But the thing with __get() & _set() is that the members should either be
*not* declared or be of private type to trigger accessor functions.
That's the reason I have _id as private (also to trigger some other
action when __set() fires up).
Now, it gets inherited by class inputText so I'd expect accessors work
just the same in a class that extends any base class.
Or am I wrong there?
Thx,
Temuri
Barry wrote:
TemuriI schrieb:
Hi all, here is the code I am having problem with:
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class baseForm {
private $_id = 10;
function __get($member)
{
echo "Accessing member \"{$member}\" : <br />\n";
return $this->$member;
}
function checkID()
{
echo $this->_id."<br />\n";
}
}
class inputText extends baseForm
{
function display()
{
$this->checkID();
echo $this->_id."<br />\n";
}
}
$f = new inputText();
echo $f -> display();
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Probably bcause its private and therefore only for that class?
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