Hi
Instead of extending the class you can create a language object
inside 'form' class and refer it for all your stuffs regardless of
language.
class form
{
function form($lang)
{
if($lang == "dk") { $this->lang = new dk(); }
else if ($lang == "en") { $this->lang = new en(); }
}
....
do what ever language stuff with
$form->lang->somefunc();
Is it Ok...?
On Tue, 26 Feb 2002, Nick Wilson wrote:
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> Hi all
> Is it possible to extend a class based on a value passed to the
> constructor?
>
> Here's the scenario: I'm going to build a class to help me knock out
> contanct forms for clients and I want to be able to run certain routines
> with either Danish or English msg's. So I was thinking:
>
> $form=new form('dk')
>
> Would extend the class to include all the dk language routines and
>
> $form=new form('en')
>
> Would do likewise for english.
>
> Do you see what I mean?
>
>
> Many thanks.....
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