My first class

[Lingo]

So here is the Class:

<?php


/*
 * Game Name - Copyright 2013-2014;
 * This page will be
 * and open the template in the editor.
 */

/**
 * Author of Training
 *
 * @author Lingo Muwahaha
 */
 
class trainSloppyCheeseMen{  // Set Class

	
    public $type; // Unit Type
    public $amt; // Amount per Unit
    public $turns; // How much time will it take
    public $id; // Get user id 
	
    public function doTrainSloppyCheeseMen(){
	
/* @var $type type */
        if($type=="miners"){
	
            $player = R::load('user', $id);

             echo $this->id;


         	$new_price = bcmul($amt, 6000); // Create overall price by multiplication
				
	}
	
	}
	
	

}

?>

And here is the main page that calls the class:

 

<?php require_once("config.php");




include("classes/trainSloppyCheeseMen.class.php"); // Get new Class


         $trainSloppyCheeseMen = new trainSloppyCheeseMen(); // Get train class
         $sloppyCheeseLock = new sloppyCheeseLock(); // Get sql inject scrubber.
		 
		 

            $trainSloppyCheeseMen->type = "miners"; // Type is Miner
	    $sloppyID = 22;

	die($sloppyID);	

/* @var $sloppyProtect type */
       $sloppyCheeseLock->vulnerable = $_POST['miner_amt'];

$sloppyProtect = $sloppyCheeseLock->sloppyUniverseProtect();
				
				
            $trainSloppyCheeseMen->amt = $sloppyProtect;// Amount to Train
            $trainSloppyCheeseMen->turns = 1; // How many turns to train these buggers
            $trainSloppyCheeseMen->plasma = $player->plasma;
            $trainSloppyCheeseMen->id = $sloppyID;
		
			
	   $trainSloppyCheeseMen->doTrainSloppyCheeseMen(); 
	   
	   
	   	

?>

Ok when I try to die the $sloppyID nothing is outputed?

This makes no Sense. Am I doing something wrong? I know this is my first time working with classes. If you need the config.php file let me know.

 

Thanks,

Lingo

Edited November 8, 2013 by Lingo

[KevinM1]

die() is a built-in PHP function that kills script execution. You stop your script from executing right there.

[Lingo]

I know that! But shouldnt it display 22? It displays nothing at all.

[Lingo]

Hmm weirdly enough I change die($sloppyID); to die("".$sloppyID."");  and it dies 22. Which is really weird anyone know why this is happening?

[newmarket]

From the manual.

 

If status is a string, this function prints the status just before exiting.

If status is an integer, that value will be used as the exit status and not printed. Exit statuses should be in the range 0 to 254, the exit status 255 is reserved by PHP and shall not be used. The status 0 is used to terminate the program successfully.

 

 

Die() handles integers differently than strings.

[Lingo]

Haha I figured it out... I was not using

<?php

$this-> WHAT EVER;

?>

I started using it inside the class and things cleared up Thanks.