oop in php

i have 2 class:

class A{
function test($a,$b){ echo $a + $b; }
}
class B{
function test($a,$b){ echo $a * $b; }
}
how to define a class C and i can called as:
$c = new C;
$c->A->test(1,2) // call method test($a,$b) in class A
$c->B->test(2,3) // call method test($a,$b) in class B

And if class A,B has inputed in other file: a.php,b.php then i define
class C ?

re: oop in php

www.phpbasic.com wrote:Well, you could:

class C {
public A = new A();
public B = new B();
}

But this violates several principals of OO and is generally not a good
design.

Stepping back - what is it you're really trying to do?

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re: oop in php

so, how to design class as
class A{
var $a;
var $b;
function A($a,$b){
$this->a = $a;
$this->b = $b;
}
funciton test(){
echo $a + $b;
}
}
$c->A(1,2)->test();
can do that?
On Jul 1, 10:10 am, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.netwrote:

re: oop in php

www.phpbasic.com wrote:(Top posting fixed)

No, because the A method doesn't return anything. Also, depending on
your version of PHP, method A could be a constructor or not - and you
shouldn't be calling a constructor yourself.

The way to do this would be just

class A{
functon test(){
return $a + $b;
}
}

$c = new A().
echo A->test(1, 2);

No need to save values - in fact, there's really no need for a class in
this case.

But again, you haven't explained exactly what you're really trying to
do. That would help steer you the right way.

Also, please don't top post. Thanks.

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re: oop in php

www.phpbasic.com wrote:(Top posting fixed)

No, because the A method doesn't return anything. Also, depending on
your version of PHP, method A could be a constructor or not - and you
shouldn't be calling a constructor yourself.

The way to do this would be just

class A{
function test(){
return $a + $b;
}
}

$c = new A().
echo A->test(1, 2);

No need to save values - in fact, there's really no need for a class in
this case.

But again, you haven't explained exactly what you're really trying to
do. That would help steer you the right way.

Also, please don't top post. Thanks.

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re: oop in php

Sorry for the duplicate post. My new server didn't reply to the send
first send request.

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re: oop in php

Jerry Stuckle wrote:
Not trying to be smart but I thought it was

echo $c->test(1,2);

Or am I missing some php oop language construct ?

floortje

re: oop in php

Floortje wrote:Yep, you're right. I shouldn't try to do this before my first cup of
joe. :-)

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