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The Little Guy

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Well PHP and javascript are very different languages in terms of oop. You can however do this, which is similar:

 

myclass::myfunc(new someclass('value1', 'value2'));

 

That doesn't work, You will get an error:

Fatal error: Class 'someclass' not found

 

 

another question:

What is that type of JavaScript class called? There is a name for it, but I can not remember, and I can't find it on Google.

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[quote author=The Little Guy link=topic=335040.msg1578221#msg1578221 date=1307131720]

That doesn't work, You will get an error:
Fatal error: Class 'someclass' not found

 

It does work, within the confines of what php requires.  The class has to be defined.

 


class someclass {
  public function __construct($val1, $val2) {
  }
}

class myclass {
  public static function myfunc($obj) {
    echo get_class($obj) . "\n";
  }
}

myclass::myfunc(new someclass('value1', 'value2'));

 

 

another question:

What is that type of JavaScript class called? There is a name for it, but I can not remember, and I can't find it on Google.

 

It's called an object literal.

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