The pronounce of "->"

Hi guys,

I want to know how I can pronounce the "->" used to access methods and
variables in classes??

$theClass->myMethod();
---------^^-----------

Thanks in Advance,
Tiago Serafim

I always say "arrow."

-Steve

"Tiago Serafim" <kekek@terra.com.br> wrote in message
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> Hi guys,
>
> I want to know how I can pronounce the "->" used to access methods and
> variables in classes??
>
> $theClass->myMethod();
> ---------^^-----------
>
> Thanks in Advance,
> Tiago Serafim[/color]

bunno maybe be pointer or what ever think there is no wordt for it
maybe there is 1 but it's not know to me

On 11 Oct 2003 16:50:30 -0700, kekek@terra.com.br (Tiago Serafim)
wrote:
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>Hi guys,
>
>I want to know how I can pronounce the "->" used to access methods and
>variables in classes??
>
>$theClass->myMethod();
>---------^^-----------
>
>Thanks in Advance,
>Tiago Serafim[/color]

In my C++ book, it's called an "arrow operator".

Cheers,
Daniel

Tiago Serafim wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi guys,
>
> I want to know how I can pronounce the "->" used to access methods and
> variables in classes??
>
> $theClass->myMethod();
> ---------^^-----------
>
> Thanks in Advance,
> Tiago Serafim[/color]

Tiago Serafim <kekek@terra.com.br> wrote or quoted:
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> I want to know how I can pronounce the "->" used to access methods and
> variables in classes??[/color]

"point".
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Tiago Serafim wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi guys,
>
> I want to know how I can pronounce the "->" used to access methods and
> variables in classes??
>
> $theClass->myMethod();
> ---------^^-----------
>[/color]

Dont you never ever try to pronounce it ! This symbol is pure evil !
Howard L., a young programmer from Providence (USA) pronounced it and he
then became a famous horror stories writer. Stephen K, a young
programmer from Dunnowhere (USA) tried to pronounce it and became a
world-famous horror stories writer. Believe me : some symbols are better
left unpronounced, unless you don't fear becoming a famous horror
stories writer...

> Dont you never ever try to pronounce it ! This symbol is pure evil ![color=blue]
> Howard L., a young programmer from Providence (USA) pronounced it and he
> then became a famous horror stories writer. Stephen K, a young
> programmer from Dunnowhere (USA) tried to pronounce it and became a
> world-famous horror stories writer. Believe me : some symbols are better
> left unpronounced, unless you don't fear becoming a famous horror
> stories writer...[/color]

lol !