OOP PHP classes
Let's say I have a class in php, and it includes some functions.
The class is named something
.
When I load the file on another 开发者_如何学JAVAfile, I noticed it goes like:
include("the_file_with_the_class.php");
$something = new something(true);
now I can do OOP, I know, like $something->the_function
, but what is that (true)
in the variable? That really confused me a lot.
It's a constructor parameter.
In the example you gave:
$something = new something(true);
The true
is a parameter being passed into the class constructor method.
If you're in PHP5, the constructor method will be named function __constructor()
. It works just like any other function in that you can specify parameters for it, and these are passed in when you construct an object using new
, as per your example.
So in your example, the class would have a parameter which (presumably) expects a boolean value and does something different when the object is initialised based on the value of that parameter.
It's an argument that is passed to the constructor
http://php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.decon.php
The true
is a parameter that gets passed to the constructor of that class.
The constructor is a "magic method" that is called upon - as the name says - construction of the object.
class myclass
{
function __construct($sunnyDay)
{
if ($sunnyDay) echo "It's a sunny day!";
}
}
if ($temperature > 20)
$myclass = new myclass(true); // Outputs "It's a sunny day"
According to your code, true
is an argument to something
's class constructor.
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