Great!
Really, if your purpose was to be helpful, you failed miserably.
The helpful part would have been that you would've actually hinted as
into _how_ it was possible.
I'm not looking for ready solutions or ready scripts, but with messages
like these you really only waste other peoples' time.
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 13:41:16 +0300, Tomi Kaistila
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Really, if your purpose was to be helpful, you failed miserably.
The helpful part would have been that you would've actually hinted as
into _how_ it was possible.
I'm not looking for ready solutions or ready scripts,
Hi Tomy,
I did the same thing!
I´ve used a class called framework to encapsulate everything... here is
what looks like:
framework.inc.php
?php
/**
* Project: BBBM Framework
* File: framework.inc.php
*
* @desc Main Framework Include
* @link http://www.bbbm.com.br/
* @copyright 2004 Bruno B B
Hi Tomy,
I did the same thing!
I´ve used a class called framework to encapsulate everything... here is
what looks like:
framework.inc.php
?php
/**
* Project: BBBM Framework
* File: framework.inc.php
*
* @desc Main Framework Include
* @link http://www.bbbm.com.br/
* @copyright 2004 Bruno B B
Hi all!
I finally got what I was after, after numerous tips and suggestion.
Thank you for your patience. Special thanks to Bruno Magalhães, Thomas
Goyne, and Davy Obdam.
Thanks again :-)
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Hi Tomi,
You could create an object of the Database class in your Auth class like
this and then use your Datebase class with your Auth class:
?php
require_once(Database/Database.php);
class Auth
{
var $dbObject = ;
function Auth ()
{
//Create an instance of you database class
Hi!
Thanks for the idea, hadn't actually thought of it that way. I had
thought of passing objects (instance the db object to the auth object)
by reference, but when thinking that while one class might only need the
help of one other class, another class might need the help of four
classes.
Hi
Maybe you could make most class childs of the Core class... well at
least the classes that need values from you config file.
class Database extends Core
{
}
}
I dont know if this is gonna work in your set up, but since this Core
class reads the config file, now you can just creat an
Hi!
A good idea, which I have used for some classes, like the Journal class
(error handling) which fits in with the Core class. Unfortunantly I have
too many classes to make them all into a chain of child classes. And
also I have an ambition to write these classes in sorta seperate tools,
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 08:09:53 +0300, Tomi Kaistila
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Hi!
A good idea, which I have used for some classes, like the Journal class
(error handling) which fits in with the Core class. Unfortunantly I have
too many classes to make them all into a chain of child classes.
Thomas Goyne wrote:
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 08:09:53 +0300, Tomi Kaistila
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
A good idea, which I have used for some classes, like the Journal
class (error handling) which fits in with the Core class.
Unfortunantly I have too many classes to make them all into a chain
Hey!
I've written several general classes, much as tools. One manages
databases, one authenticates users, etc. I'm trying to bring all of
these together into one sorta like a CMS, but the problem is that I
can't find a way to have the different classes take advantage of each
other; for
I've written several general classes, much as tools. One manages
databases, one authenticates users, etc. I'm trying to bring all of
these together into one sorta like a CMS, but the problem is that I
can't find a way to have the different classes take advantage of each
other; for example, a
What about extending the classes? Have you thought about something
along those lines?
Yes, it has crossed my mind. And I've done so, but to keep a class clean
it's not a good idea to extend them indefinantly and extending a class
with another class that really has nothing to do with the
What about extending the classes? Have you thought about something
along those lines?
Yes, it has crossed my mind. And I've done so, but to keep a class clean
it's not a good idea to extend them indefinantly and extending a class
with another class that really has nothing to do with the
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