Yeap, that's the method we're using in PHP4, but when we tried to
change to PHP5 we found out that the behaviour of debug_backtrace() had
changed, and it's (was?) not even documented (well done, don't you
think) And we haven't found any issue with this solution (...in PHP4)
http://bugs.php.n
Not sure about PHP5, but for PHP4 I found this hack solution at:
http://passivedigressive.com/archives/2005-02/php-static-class-name-solution/
There are probably all sorts of issues with this approach, but it solved
the problem at the time...
HTH. Grant
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Jochem Maas wrote:
Stut wrote:
What do I put where the ???s are? I've tried __CLASS__ and
get_class() but both give me the base class name. Short of passing
the classname to the static function I'm at a loss as to how to do
this. However, Bar::Create('Bar') is a bit too sucky for me to be
h
Stut wrote:
Hi all,
I'm wanting to define a static method on a base class that then
instantiates and returns an object of the type the static method was
called on. I've searched the docs and Googled but everything I find says
it's not possible and I just wanna check to make sure before I admi
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