class method call

[topcoder1]

<?php

class Test{

function oops(){

echo("oops");

}

}

new Test().oops();

?>

error: Call to undefined function: oops()

any idea? thanks

[DarkWater]

Wrong syntax.... o-O

 

<?php

class Test {

  public function oops() {

    echo 'oops.";

  }

}

new Test()->oops();

[topcoder1]

Wrong syntax.... o-O

 

<?php

class Test {

  public function oops() {

    echo 'oops.";

  }

}

new Test()->oops();

 

thanks, but even this doesn't work. Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR

I have to say:

 

<?php

class Test {

  public function oops() {

    echo 'oops.";

  }

}

$t=new Test();

$t->oops();

?>

I am using php4 though.  Is there a way to not to create a temporary reference before calling the class member function?  I mean is there a way to say invoke oops function on new Test() directly?