Hello Stas,
> In PHP, of course, class properties are dynamic, so you can add and > delete them at will. It is a standard feature of dynamic languages. For > a person coming from strict compiled language like C# it might be > unusual, but that's how dynamic languages work. No not unusual at all. You can dynamically add properties to class instances in C# as well. My point was that methods cannot dynamically be added or removed from class instances, even though variables can. I think what it comes down to, is it wont be possible to remove the actual property definition from the instance, but just be able to hide it, or make it appear like it is missing, to be consistent with the behaviour of standard variables. This makes for another issue though. If I unset() the property $foo, and then (because its gone), attempt to set $foo to something else, this is going to activate the property definitions set method, when I only expected a variable to be created. This is because the property definition still exists, but is just hiding (returning false from its isset handler). How should this situation be handled? - Dennis -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
