TemuriI wrote:
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();
Ok, what you're seeing is related to the order in which PHP tries to
find matching symbols. In checkID() it will not use __get() because it
can access the member variable directly. When display() does it the fact
that $_id is private trips it up so it falls back to trying __get(). The
__get() is triggered everywhere as long as a better match cannot be found.
If you really need to have both go through __get(), name the internal
private vars differently and have __get() translate the external name to
the internal name.
-Stut
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