Sealing a method in a php class

Hey all,

Im really starting to get into OO PHP and had a question.

In PHP4 is there a way to mark a method in a class as non-overridable
(i.e. sealed or final). From what i understand, by default all methods
are virtual.

What about PHP5?

Thanks

.

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