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Orc · 01-21-2008, 10:17 AM

title speaks for itself

PHP Code:

// yes yes, make the class etc etc class TesterS { // Make a public constant so its open to the whole class(:S) public const test = "Its called a test"; // Since that value is a Constant and is set we do this, but could this be done public function(self::test) { return self::test; } // end james }

This is well, pretty much a start where I am in Advanced Programming.. So

This is also speaking for parent::

Find the errors

James

UPDATE: oops sorry bout that >.< sorry

01-21-2008, 10:17 AM	#1 (permalink)
Orc The Prestige Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 1,044 Thanks: 193	Is the double colon var resolution valid in an Argument? title speaks for itself PHP Code: `// yes yes, make the class etc etc class TesterS { // Make a public constant so its open to the whole class(:S) public const test = "Its called a test"; // Since that value is a Constant and is set we do this, but could this be done public function(self::test) { return self::test; } // end james }` This is well, pretty much a start where I am in Advanced Programming.. So This is also speaking for `parent::` Find the errors James UPDATE: oops sorry bout that >.< sorry