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Date: 04/21/00
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PHP doesn't have polymorphic functions and methods. In general, it is not a
full-fledged OOP language but just has some of the basics which allows you
to nicely package functionality.
Andi
At 11:03 PM 4/20/00 -0700, Szii wrote:
>class me
>{
> function Me()
> {
> echo "mememe.";
> }
>
> function Me($someoneelse)
> {
> echo "Not me.";
> }
>
>}
>
>$classobj = new me(); #will call Me($someoneelse)
>
>// output
>Not me.
>
>
>Anyone else seen this? Doesn't look like the
>polymorphism's working quite right for constructors...
>
>-Szii
>
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