[xportal]

i would like to know, is this syntax correct?

PHP Code:

<?php

//test.php

class test
{
    public function test()
    {
        require_once('test2.php');
        new test2();
    }
}

new test();

?>

<?php

// test2.php

class test2
{
    public function test2()
    {
        echo 'hello world';
    }
}


?>

[phpdoctor]

You have: new test2();
You need to put this into a variable or return it: $object = new test2();

Are you wanting to have test1 connect to test2?
(Untested)

PHP Code:

<?php



//test.php



class test extends test2

{

    public function __construct()

    {

        parent::__construct() ;    

    }

}



require_once('test2.php');

$object = new test();



?>



<?php



// test2.php



class test2

{

    public function __construct()

    {

        echo 'hello world';

    }

}





?>

Notice im using __construct() instead of the class name...
This is a php5 thing: http://nz2.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.php

Any questions?
Lex

[xportal]

Originally Posted by phpdoctor

You have: new test2();
You need to put this into a variable or return it: $object = new test2();

Are you wanting to have test1 connect to test2?
(Untested)

PHP Code:

<?php



//test.php



class test extends test2

{

    public function __construct()

    {

        parent::__construct() ;    

    }

}



require_once('test2.php');

$object = new test();



?>



<?php



// test2.php



class test2

{

    public function __construct()

    {

        echo 'hello world';

    }

}





?>

Notice im using __construct() instead of the class name...
This is a php5 thing: http://nz2.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.php

Any questions?
Lex

nope i'm not trying to extend the class. i was under the impression that i could not have a class written and instantiate inside a method of another class, but i tested the code and i didnt get any errors, i just wanted to know if the syntax was correct, also i dont necessarily want to use it in the __construct

function i just used the class name same as the function as the example. thanks though

[phpdoctor]

Oh ok, well the syntax is correct ye.
The new test2(); should something like this: $object = new test2();
so you can use the object... The __construct is php5 only also.

But ye, your syntax is all good mate.

Lex