Robert.Degen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
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Von: Mathijs <mathijs.van.veluw@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Datum: Montag, September 10, 2007 3:19 pm
Betreff: How to get the child name from within the parent?
An: php-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello there,
Is there a way to get the child class name from within the parent
method?
Yes.
If so, how?
1) If you abandon static'ness, you can use 'get_class($this)' within parent class' func.
2) Fizzle around with some 'self' as pass over argument.
3) or else.....
But - I can't recognize any exigence. Could you describe *what* you wanna do so you must use this?
I need this because i want to make a default Flow-Control class.
Other classes can extend from this flow class, and pass an array with
the kind of flow they want.
Some of these methods are in the child-class and there for i need its name.
But i didn't checked non-static part yet.
Going to try this.
Thx.
Thx in advance.
Example:
class MyParent {
public static function start() {
// Do something like this???
return get_child_name(); // returns 'MyChild' in this case
I don't know this function. I couldn't even find it at php doc.
WHAT is that ?
}
}
class MyChild extends MyParent {
public static childStart() {
public static function childStart() {
Oeps, forgot that.
// Should return the child class name.
echo parent::start();
}
}
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So far.
Rob
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