11-12-2008, 10:57 PM
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The Prestige
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Originally Posted by Runar
I know I used $this in a situation similar to your first example. In your last example, the actual chaining, I did something like this:
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$class->first()->second();
I am not sure if there is any significant difference on static and non-static classes when chaining, but I guess other people will answer that question. |
Yes, I know how to do actual chainings with the regular classes, it's just the little problem that this isn't a regular class 
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Originally Posted by Salathe
As far as I'm aware, that's not possible at the moment.
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Doh! Okey, thanks!
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