Eli wrote:
...
> How can I call func() of class A from $cls object (that when I call
> func() it will echo "A" and not "B")?
>
...
<?php
class A {
function func() { echo "A\n"; }
}
class B extends A {
function func() { echo "B\n"; }
function AMethod($method, $args = array() ) {
return call_user_func_array( array( 'A', $method ), $args );
}
}
$cls = new B();
/** Produces B as expected */
$cls->func();
/** Produces A as expected
If you don't need $this in your function A::func
then this is the best way to go. */
A::func();
/** Produces A, as expected */
$method = 'func';
call_user_func_array( array( 'A', $method), array() );
/** Functionally the same as above, but produces B instead of A? */
$cls->AMethod('func');
?>
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