Hi,
I am a JAVA developer who just started with php5 (on a WAMPP with
php5.2.1).
I´ve the following problem with a little class (I wanted to put
objects into the array later but even with simple strings it doesn´t
work!!!!!!!!!).
The output doesn´t show any letters/strings when I call the method
toHtml().
file MyClass.inc:
-----------------------
<?php
class MyClass{
private $my_string_arra y=array();
public function __construct(){
$my_string_arra y[]="A";
$my_string_arra y[]="B";
$my_string_arra y[]="C";
$my_string_arra y[]="D";
}
public function fill_my_array() {
$my_string_arra y[0]="A";
$my_string_arra y[1]="B";
$my_string_arra y[2]="C";
$my_string_arra y[3]="D";
}
public function toHtml(){
if( is_array($this->my_string_arra y))
{
echo "its an array <br>\n";
}
$x=count($my_st ring_array);
echo "number of elements=" . $x . "<br>\n";
echo "string0= ". $my_string_arra y[0] . "<br>\n";
echo "string1= ". $my_string_arra y[1] . "<br>\n";
echo "string2= ". $my_string_arra y[2] . "<br>\n";
echo "string3= ". $my_string_arra y[3] . "<br>\n";
}
}
?>
file test.php
-------------------
<?php
require_once("./MyClass.inc");
$s=new MyClass();
$s->toHtml();
echo "finished MyClass with constructor<br> \n";
$q=new MyClass();
$q->fill_my_array( );
$q->toHtml();
echo "finished MyClass with extra fill function<br>\n" ;
?>
Output (as not excepted):
--------------------------------------
its an array
number of elements=0
string0=
string1=
string2=
string3=
finished MyClass with constructor
its an array
number of elements=0
string0=
string1=
string2=
string3=
finished MyClass with extra fill function
What the hell is wrong?????????? ??????????????? ???????????
optional when problem solved:
How do you have to write MyClass when the array´s elemets are objects
of a class (e.g. MyOtherClass that one I still have to write it)?
Please help!
9  2373 
On Mon, 07 Jan 2008 23:55:05 +0100, devloop <an********@gmx .dewrote:
Hi,
I am a JAVA developer who just started with php5 (on a WAMPP with
php5.2.1).
I´ve the following problem with a little class (I wanted to put
objects into the array later but even with simple strings it doesn´t
work!!!!!!!!!).
The output doesn´t show any letters/strings when I call the method
toHtml().
file MyClass.inc:
-----------------------
<?php
class MyClass{
private $my_string_arra y=array();
public function __construct(){
$my_string_arra y[]="A";
You should use:
$this->my_string_arra y[] = 'A';
$my_string_arra y is only a variable in the scope of the function and will
be discarded as soon as the function finishes.
optional when problem solved:
How do you have to write MyClass when the array´s elemets are objects
of a class (e.g. MyOtherClass that one I still have to write it)?
Just add an object to the array instead of a string, makes no difference
(allthough you may want to look at the Iterator interface)
--
Rik Wasmus
Thank you soooo much! That´s it! I would have cost me years to find
that as in JAVA you may write this or leave it!
Do I have to add any include line to use iterator class or
collections? Do they exist in php?
Any hint for me for reading s.th. about that (I loved then in JAVA,
they made life easier).
Thanks again
devloop
On Tue, 08 Jan 2008 00:24:46 +0100, devloop <an********@gmx .dewrote:
Thank you soooo much! That´s it! I would have cost me years to find
that as in JAVA you may write this or leave it!
Do I have to add any include line to use iterator class or
collections? Do they exist in php?
See: http://nl2.php.net/manual/en/ref.spl.php
Just make sure you explicitly state you class implements ArrayIterator
--
Rik Wasmus
"devloop" <an********@gmx .dewrote in message
news:a2******** *************** ***********@s19 g2000prg.google groups.com...
Thank you soooo much! That´s it! I would have cost me years to find
that as in JAVA you may write this or leave it!
Do I have to add any include line to use iterator class or
collections? Do they exist in php?
===========
no. there is very little strong typing in php and an array has the
enumerable interface. anything you put in an array can be iterated with
foreach
===========
Any hint for me for reading s.th. about that (I loved then in JAVA,
they made life easier).
===========
what's s.th.?
On Tue, 08 Jan 2008 00:31:57 +0100, Steve <no****@example .comwrote:
"devloop" <an********@gmx .dewrote in message
news:a2******** *************** ***********@s19 g2000prg.google groups.com...
Thank you soooo much! That´s it! I would have cost me years to find
that as in JAVA you may write this or leave it!
Do I have to add any include line to use iterator class or
collections? Do they exist in php?
===========
no.
Yes, Iterators exist, as the are an interface for a class.
there is very little strong typing in php
Which has to do with?
and an array has the
enumerable interface. anything you put in an array can be iterated with
foreach
Yes, however, creating an object as an ArrayObject/implementing
ArrayIterator, and private variables, will give you the possibility for
type hinting:
class MyCollection implements ArrayIterator{
...
private $values = array();
public function add(MyParticula rObject $value){
$this->values[] = $value;
}
}
--
Rik Wasmus
"Rik Wasmus" <lu************ @hotmail.comwro te in message
news:op******** *******@metalli um.lan...
On Tue, 08 Jan 2008 00:31:57 +0100, Steve <no****@example .comwrote:
>"devloop" <an********@gmx .dewrote in message
news:a2******* *************** ************@s1 9g2000prg.googl egroups.com...
Thank you soooo much! That´s it! I would have cost me years to find
that as in JAVA you may write this or leave it!
Do I have to add any include line to use iterator class or
collections? Do they exist in php?
===========
no.
Yes, Iterators exist, as the are an interface for a class.
should have been more specific. 'no' was to the first question...does he
have to do anything special. do they exist? clearly. the only time he has to
mess with it though is if he wants to customize a class of his own so that
it is directly enumerable.
>there is very little strong typing in php
Which has to do with?
usually people customize a class to be enumerable is to get performance
benefits in storing a specific type rather than a variant, default
collection. that's what i meant. the second most common is functional
clarity for the caller.
>and an array has the
enumerable interface. anything you put in an array can be iterated with
foreach
Yes, however, creating an object as an ArrayObject/implementing
ArrayIterator, and private variables, will give you the possibility for
type hinting:
true...but, i don't have that ide if 'intellisense' is what you mean. :)
as for the code below, MyParticularObj ect can 'hint' a function param type
anywhere...even a proc function. so, i'm not sure what you mean.
>
class MyCollection implements ArrayIterator{
...
private $values = array();
public function add(MyParticula rObject $value){
$this->values[] = $value;
}
}
On Tue, 08 Jan 2008 01:04:54 +0100, Steve <no****@example .comwrote:
"Rik Wasmus" <lu************ @hotmail.comwro te in message
news:op******** *******@metalli um.lan...
>On Tue, 08 Jan 2008 00:31:57 +0100, Steve <no****@example .comwrote:
>>"devloop" <an********@gmx .dewrote in message
news:a2****** *************** *************@s 19g2000prg.goog legroups.com...
Thank you soooo much! That´s it! I would have cost me years to find
that as in JAVA you may write this or leave it!
Do I have to add any include line to use iterator class or
collections ? Do they exist in php?
===========
no.
Yes, Iterators exist, as the are an interface for a class.
should have been more specific. 'no' was to the first question..
Ah, your answer was confusing in that aspect indeed/
>>there is very little strong typing in php
Which has to do with?
usually people customize a class to be enumerable is to get performance
benefits in storing a specific type rather than a variant, default
collection. that's what i meant. the second most common is functional
clarity for the caller.
>>and an array has the
enumerable interface. anything you put in an array can be iterated with
foreach
Yes, however, creating an object as an ArrayObject/implementing
ArrayIterato r, and private variables, will give you the possibility for
type hinting:
true...but, i don't have that ide if 'intellisense' is what you mean. :)
Huh? ide? intellisense? I see no connection to an IDE, and intellisense
you'll have to explain to me.
as for the code below, MyParticularObj ect can 'hint' a function param
type
anywhere...even a proc function. so, i'm not sure what you mean.
That was a response to your 'typing' remark, guessing at what you meant,
an illustration how you could force an array object to hold only one type
of data/class in it's 'collection'/array
--
Rik Wasmus
"Rik Wasmus" <lu************ @hotmail.comwro te in message
news:op******** *******@metalli um.lan...
On Tue, 08 Jan 2008 01:04:54 +0100, Steve <no****@example .comwrote:
>"Rik Wasmus" <lu************ @hotmail.comwro te in message
news:op******* ********@metall ium.lan...
>>On Tue, 08 Jan 2008 00:31:57 +0100, Steve <no****@example .comwrote:
"devloop" <an********@gmx .dewrote in message
news:a2***** *************** **************@ s19g2000prg.goo glegroups.com.. .
Thank you soooo much! That´s it! I would have cost me years to find
that as in JAVA you may write this or leave it!
Do I have to add any include line to use iterator class or
collection s? Do they exist in php?
========== =
no.
Yes, Iterators exist, as the are an interface for a class.
should have been more specific. 'no' was to the first question..
Ah, your answer was confusing in that aspect indeed/
i'll try harder to be more clear next time. :)
>>>there is very little strong typing in php
Which has to do with?
usually people customize a class to be enumerable is to get performance
benefits in storing a specific type rather than a variant, default
collection. that's what i meant. the second most common is functional
clarity for the caller.
>>>and an array has the
enumerable interface. anything you put in an array can be iterated with
foreach
Yes, however, creating an object as an ArrayObject/implementing
ArrayIterator , and private variables, will give you the possibility for
type hinting:
true...but, i don't have that ide if 'intellisense' is what you mean. :)
Huh? ide? intellisense? I see no connection to an IDE, and intellisense
you'll have to explain to me.
it's also called auto-completion...st art typing a variable name in and you
have to option completing it by selecting from a list...or, you can see the
next param that's supposed to be entered if typing a function - complete
with the param data type. that was one kind of 'hinting' i was guessing at.
just wasn't sure that was what you meant. i know it wasn't now.
>as for the code below, MyParticularObj ect can 'hint' a function param
type
anywhere...eve n a proc function. so, i'm not sure what you mean.
That was a response to your 'typing' remark, guessing at what you meant,
an illustration how you could force an array object to hold only one type
of data/class in it's 'collection'/array
yes, that's what i meant. as it is though, i haven't really had a need to
implement an interator on a custom class in php. arrays work fine for just
about everything in php. i did, however, enjoy reading the article you
referenced about doing just that - custom classes implementing iterators.
O.K., I´ll start with foreach and keep in mind the perhaps-performance-
problem.
Thanks
devloop
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