Re: php 5 classes: public, protected and private
- From: "jopperdepopper" <jobjes@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 27 Nov 2006 11:15:00 -0800
Look for some good books on OO theory and design.
Thanks Jerry, maybe the php 5 approach is a better implementation than
the php 4 approach? I have always felt that in php 4 using classes (or
at least my way of using them) was more a convenient way to organise
code, grouping some related functions in one class, other related ones
in another...
Gotta get me some books & hope it's going to be a loooong coooold
winter ;)
.
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