Well, I'm hitting a new dimension of class coding I guess, becuase I'm hitting some errors that I just can't figure out. Just asking all my quesitons is going to double or triple my posts count! 
Ok, I'm trying to declare some constant static variables, and I'm getting erros with all the following:
class t1{
define ('v1', 'foo');
}
class t2{
const $v2 = 'bar';
}
now I didn't expect eithero f those to work cuz there isn't a 'static' statement. I tried them in desperation after tying below:
class t3{
//static const $t3 = 'bar';
const static $t4 = 'bar';
// comment out one line & try the other
}
How do I accomplish this? just setting it as private is ok, but I'd rather throw and error if something is trying to change the value.class foo
{
const bar=42;
}
Note the $.Note the $.
Thanks for pointing that out, I sat here looking at the class thinking, 'No, I put that up there!'
maybe its just too early. I was so hoping someone had answered me as soon as I woke up, I ran straight to my computer.
thanks.
ps - Cool Avatar.
Ok, I'm trying to declare some constant static variables, and I'm getting erros with all the following:
class t1{
define ('v1', 'foo');
}
class t2{
const $v2 = 'bar';
}
now I didn't expect eithero f those to work cuz there isn't a 'static' statement. I tried them in desperation after tying below:
class t3{
//static const $t3 = 'bar';
const static $t4 = 'bar';
// comment out one line & try the other
}
How do I accomplish this? just setting it as private is ok, but I'd rather throw and error if something is trying to change the value.class foo
{
const bar=42;
}
Note the $.Note the $.
Thanks for pointing that out, I sat here looking at the class thinking, 'No, I put that up there!'
maybe its just too early. I was so hoping someone had answered me as soon as I woke up, I ran straight to my computer.
thanks.
ps - Cool Avatar.