How to define a member variable?

[Bruce W...1]

PHP barfs (on line 3) when I define a member variable like this:

class Foo()
{
$num;

function DoSomething()
{
$num = 2 + 3;

}
}

I want to do this so I can access if from another function. How can
this be done?

Thanks for your help.

[Tom Thackrey]

On 14-Oct-2003, "Bruce W...1" <br***@noDirectEmail.com> wrote:

PHP barfs (on line 3) when I define a member variable like this:

class Foo()
{
$num;

function DoSomething()
{
$num = 2 + 3;

}
}

class Foo
{
var $num;
function DoSomething()
{
$this->num = 2+3;
}
}

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[Matthias Esken]

"Bruce W...1" <br***@noDirectEmail.com> schrieb:

PHP barfs (on line 3) when I define a member variable like this:

class Foo()
{
$num;

function DoSomething()
{
$num = 2 + 3;

}
}

The syntax has to be like that:

class Foo() {
var $num;

function DoSomething() {
$this->num = 2 + 3;
}
}
The documentation is here:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop.php

Regards,
Matthias

[Pedro]

Bruce W...1 wrote:

PHP barfs (on line 3) when I define a member variable like this:

class Foo()
{
$num;

[...]
maybe

class Foo()
{
var $num;
// ...
}

will do the trick?
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[Bruce W...1]

Tom Thackrey wrote:

On 14-Oct-2003, "Bruce W...1" <br***@noDirectEmail.com> wrote:

PHP barfs (on line 3) when I define a member variable like this:

class Foo()
{
$num;

function DoSomething()
{
$num = 2 + 3;

}
}

class Foo
{
var $num;
function DoSomething()
{
$this->num = 2+3;
}
}

--
Tom Thackrey
www.creative-light.com
tom (at) creative (dash) light (dot) com
do NOT send email to ja*********@willglen.net (it's reserved for spammers)

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That seems to work. Thanks guys!