Re: Cake PHP in PHP 5

2006-05-22 Thread nate

Cake includes an Object class that provides some PHP5 class features in
PHP4.  If your classes extend it, you can write PHP5-style classes that
work on both PHP4 and 5.

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Cake includes an Object class that provides some PHP5 class features in
PHP4.  If your classes extend it, you can write PHP5-style classes that
work on both PHP4 and 5.


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Re: Cake PHP in PHP 5

2006-05-21 Thread Larry E. Masters aka PhpNut
Not true,You can write your app in PHP 5 only if you want.Extending classes in PHP 5 is done the same way as in PHP 4.-- /*** @author Larry E. Masters* @var string $userName* @param string $realName
* @returns string aka PhpNut* @access  public*/On 5/21/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:That's good news. But my concern is if it is written in PHP5 then
extending many classes would be much easier for application developedin PHP5. Please correct me if I am wrong.


Re: Cake PHP in PHP 5

2006-05-20 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]

That's good news. But my concern is if it is written in PHP5 then
extending many classes would be much easier for application developed
in PHP5. Please correct me if I am wrong.


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Re: Cake PHP in PHP 5

2006-05-20 Thread Samuel DeVore

CakePHP is designed to work in both 4 and 5

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> Is Cake PHP available in version PHP5.0? or it is currently only in
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Cake PHP in PHP 5

2006-05-20 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Is Cake PHP available in version PHP5.0? or it is currently only in
PHP4.X ?


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