Ashley Sheridan wrote:
That would seem sensible to me though really. A constructor only bears true for the base class, so any classes which inherit it must incorporate all the constructor parts. A destructor doesn't know about further classes which will need to inherit it, so it shouldn't be inherited and the new class should sort things out. At least, that's how I see it.
No, destructor can be set in abstract class. And it must if some advanced stuff done in the base classe. Like freeing ressources, closing file or database connections that is generic for classes that implements abstract stuff.
So said, the __destuct destructor isn't called, for obvious reasons explained further.
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