If you have:
class foo
{
function blahblah()
{
}
}
class foobar extends foo
{
}
class bar extends foobar
{
function hey()
{
foo::blahblah(); <-- You want $this to be correct in
foo::blahblah.
}
}
Andi
At 01:32 AM 3/10/2001 +0100, André Langhorst wrote:
>>Is that bad? Could come in useful, especially when calling parent
>>classes.
>
>wow, what a quick response :)
>could you elaborate (I guess you do not have parent:: in your mind writing
>from parent classes)?
>
>andré
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