04-23-2009, 09:39 AM
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Moderateur
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Originally Posted by allworknoplay
I'll look into the object literal, that doesn't look like it's something that is available in PHP right?
Sounds pretty cool though, almost like a shortcut to using objects...
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No, as Kalle said, object literals are not in PHP (yet). The closest thing, visually, that I can think of would be:
PHP Code:
$retval = (object) array(
'checkbox' => 0,
'radio' => 0,
'total' => 0
);
++$retval->total;
print_r($retval);
The ArrayObject (in PHP) would also allow the object- and array-syntaxes to be used ( $retval->total and $retval['total']) if you wanted/needed them both.
Quote:
Originally Posted by allworknoplay
On your last explanation:
++retval[…]
Would that be considered a unary operator?
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Yep, because the operator acts on only one variable, it is a unary operation.
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Originally Posted by allworknoplay
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