Marek wrote:
> php5 class {
>
> const _SOMETHING_ = 'test';
>
> private $abc=_SOMETHING_; // fails, well actually anything fails
> similar to this.
> var $test=$test2; // also fails
>
> So since I can not use dynamic var assignment within the class
> declaration,
> what are some of the easy solutions to this ? without making anything
> global
> to the script ?
private $abc = 'test';
Now, if you NEED to use some kind of constant, you could write a PHP
script to create your class definition, and then you'd have what you
want...
That can't be too hard, since I once had a guy I was working for who
thought he had laid out a couple months' work for me, only I was done in 3
days, since it was all building classes to mirror MySQL table/fields in a
very brain-dead straight-forward fashion, and I wrote code like this, and
I don't even really grok PHP classes all that well.
Not that I think that made for a particularly good Design, but that's what
he wanted, so who am I to say? But I sure wasn't gonna sit there typing
like a monkey when I could just script the same thing.
Or I guess you could hack something up with eval() if you really worked at
it... That would be pretty nasty code, though, I think.
It would be nice if PHP allowed constants there, but it doesn't, so there
it is.
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