ScrollMaster Posted May 15, 2006 Share Posted May 15, 2006 help for I am a exterme php newb and I need some freaky php freak to come and pwn me with the anwser to my problem.Here is my code:[code] <?php#================================================================ class FlyBehaviour { public function Fly() { print "<p>"."Duck is Flying!, Almost!"."</p>"."\n"; } }#================================================================ class QuackBehaviour { public function Quack() { print "<p>"."Duck is Quacking!, Almost!"."</p>"."\n"; } }#================================================================ class Duck { # Variables ------------------------------------------------ public $fly; public $quack; # Functions ------------------------------------------------ public function __construct() { print "<p>"."Created a Duck!"."</p>"."\n"; } public function performFly() { $fly->Fly(); } public function performQuack() { $quack->Quack(); } }#================================================================ $duck = new Duck(); $duck->performFly(); $duck->performQuack();?>[/code]Output:Created a Duck!Fatal error: Call to a member function Fly() on a non-object in E:\Program\www\localhost\simUduck\index.php on line 33and Above is my error...What have I done wrong? What rule have I missed? What Syntax have I wrong?Please Help! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ryanlwh Posted May 15, 2006 Share Posted May 15, 2006 in the class Duck, you have to make $fly an instance of FlyBehavior before it knows how to use Fly().[code]public function __construct() { $this->fly = new FlyBehavior; print "<p>"."Created a Duck!"."</p>"."\n"; }[/code]Also, I believe you have to change $fly->Fly() with $this->fly->Fly(). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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