class problem

[lenerd3000]

hello,

 

i have 2 classes on different page and will inherit a class from a 3rd page.

 

now, i have my index page with a class inherited the class on the 3rd page.

 

when i try to get function from the parent its ok but my problem is

 

when i try to access the functions from the first 2 classes...

 

how can i call the class that is a member of my parent??

 

test1.php

 

class test1 extends test

{

      function t1()

      {

            echo "test1";

      }

}

 

test2.php

 

class test1 extends test

{

      function t2()

      {

            echo "test2";

      }

}

 

test.php

 

class test

{

      function t()

      {

            echo "test";

      }

}

 

index.php

 

class access extends test

{

}

 

$test = new test();

 

$test->t; // OK

 

$test->t1; // ERROR

 

$test->t2; // ERROR

[rhodesa]

class TEST1 extends TEST...that means there is a new class TEST1, that uses TEST as a base and allows you to add stuff to it. this does not alter the methods/variables inside TEST

[lenerd3000]

how can I access the other class with using the class in the index.

 

i want to get all the class in one class so i can use them all

 

but since classes in php could not make multiple extends

[rhodesa]

I would make it so the classes keep building on eachother...

 

<?php
class test
{
      function t()
      {
            echo "test";
      }
}
?>

 

<?php
class test1 extends test
{
      function t1()
      {
            echo "test1";
      }
}
?>

 

<?php
class test2 extends test1
{
      function t2()
      {
            echo "test2";
      }
}
?>

 

<?php
class access extends test2
{

}

$test = new access();
$test->t();
$test->t1();
$test->t2();
?>

[lenerd3000]

is there's no other solution?

 

i have done that but i need more flexible code.

[rhodesa]

I guess I don't understand what you are trying to do. Are you trying to declare a class, then programatically add methods to it? That is not possible.

 

Can you try to explain what you are looking to specifically accomplish instead of speaking generically?

[lenerd3000]

its too simple logic but hard for me to do.

 

i want to use a class that calls all the classes i write base on what i need in one call.

 

i have test1, test2, test3 classes separately and i will make a test4 class

 

which if call, test1-test3 class will be inherited.

 

do you know cakephp? i want to make framework and i base in on cake

 

i dont know how did they integrate all the class and function in cake but when i

 

try to trace it up, all of them inherits a class named Object.

 

and all of the built-in classes can be call using $this->

 

but i cant figure out where did they made a connection for all the class.

 

 

[rhodesa]

Sorry, but I still don't follow.

 

All I can say is the extend keyword, is like cloning the base class, so you can then add other stuff to it.

[phorman]

you must include the class on all pages that have inheritance.  While php will allow you to pass the values of the object, the functions are not passed and you have to include them.

 

ie:

 

require_once("test.php");

class test1 extends test {
  function t1(){
    echo "OK";
  }
}

class test2 extends test1 {
  function t2() {
     echo "OK"; 
  }
}

$new_object = @new test2;
$new_object->t();             // OK
$new_object->t1();           // OK
$new_object->t2();           // OK

 

Notice that the call to the class is the last extended class in the structure.  If you call the first class, there's no way to access the other functions in the other extended classes.

[lenerd3000]

ok thank you for your time  in helping me.

 

maybe it is not possible what is am thinking.