use self::build() or A::build() for that case
2006/8/4, Christian Weiske <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello all,
I recently had a problem that could be solved, but in an ugly way:
Class B extended Class A. Both classes define a method with the same
name. B called A's constructor, and A called $this->
On Fri, August 4, 2006 11:46 am, Christian Weiske wrote:
> I recently had a problem that could be solved, but in an ugly way:
> Class B extended Class A. Both classes define a method with the same
> name. B called A's constructor, and A called $this->method(). This
> executed B::method(), not A::me
On 8/4/06, Christian Weiske <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I suggest changing the behavior of php to never call methods of classes
that are added by subclasses, only own ones or inherited ones.
Thus rendering the entire Template Method design pattern useless?
http://home.earthlink.net/~huston2/dp/
Hello all,
I recently had a problem that could be solved, but in an ugly way:
Class B extended Class A. Both classes define a method with the same
name. B called A's constructor, and A called $this->method(). This
executed B::method(), not A::method() as you would expect it.
build();
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