virtual function in PHP?

[hvle]

class c1
{
virtual function func1();

}

class c2 extends c1
{
function func1()
{
// actual works done here
}

}

Is this kind of structure possible in PHP?

[trq]

Yes.

[hvle]

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Yes.
[/quote]

How, would be great.

[trq]

If I understand where your going... something like....
[code]
abstract class1 {
  public abstract function foo() {}
}

class2 impliments class1 {
  public function foo() {
    return true;
  }
}
[/code]

[hvle]

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If I understand where your going... something like....
[code]
abstract class1 {
  public abstract function foo() {}
}

class2 impliments class1 {
  public function foo() {
    return true;
  }
}
[/code]
[/quote]


strangely, I couldn't find any information relate to 'abstract' in the manual. There is very vague documentaion of class and OOP in PHP manual. I've found an alternative to this problem, but thanks for the info. I hope there'll be more 'doc' on this issue in the next version.