[SOLVED] Class within a Class?

[Aureole]

I'm trying to learn a bit of OOP...

 

Let's say I have this:

 

<?php
class message {

    var $hello;

    function defineMessage($something) {
	$this->hello = $something;
    }

    function showMessage() {
	echo $this->hello;
    }

}

$message = new message;

$message->defineMessage('Hello World.');

$message->showMessage();
?>

 

Well that works fine but I've been trying to work out how to make it so I'll use $something->message->defineMsg(); and $something->message->showMsg();

 

I guess it's a Class in a Class...

 

So I can have like...

 

$swr3->db->connect();

 

...rather than $swr3->connect(); or $db->connect();

 

Thanks a lot.

 

[Aureole]

<?php
class message {

    function definemsg($something) {
	$this->hello = $something;
    }

    function showmsg() {
	echo $this->hello;
    }

}

$swr3->message = new message;

$swr3->message->definemsg('Hello World.');
$swr3->message->showmsg();
?>

 

This seems to work but the problem is, say if I have another class called bob I want $swr3 to still be used to get to the bob class... i.e. if I pretend I know what I'm doing for a second here's what I'd do...

 

<?php
class message {

    function defineMsg($something) {
	$this->hello = $something;
    }

    function showMsg() {
	echo $this->hello;
    }

}

class bob {

    function doStuff() {
        // Do stuff...
    }

}

$swr3->message = new message;
$swr3->bob = new bob;

$swr3->message->defineMsg('Hello World.');
$swr3->message->showMsg();

$swr3->bob->doStuff();
?>

 

EDIT: Lol that actually does work, yeay!

[coder_]

Read the manual!!!!!!!!! And read it now!!!!

[Aureole]

I'd be 83 by the time I finished reading it. I do take a look at it sometimes but yeah... if everyone read the manual instead of posting this Forum would be dead.   

[coder_]

I'd be 83 by the time I finished reading it. I do take a look at it sometimes but yeah... if everyone read the manual instead of posting this Forum would be dead.   

That is not true.

 

1. Learn basics.

2. If you have problem - google it.

3. can't find solution to your problem - post on forum.

 

You should do first step.

[Aureole]

I was joking hence the smilies, for your information I was looking at the manual and I did search Google.

 

I always Google before posting here... well most of the time.