In the isCorrect method, I had:\[code\]switch ($type): case 'email': isEmailCorrect(); case 'password': isPasswordCorrect(); case 'x': isXCorrect();\[/code\]isEmailCorrect(), isPasswordCorrect() and isXCorrect() had access to the same property with all error messagesNow, I have:
in Validator:
an $errormessages property
in an EmailValidator class extending Validator:
an isCorrect() method
in a PasswordValidator class extending Validator:
an isCorrect() method
in a XValidator class extending Validator:
an isCorrect() method
Now, in a file calling the isCorrect() methods, I have:\[code\]$EmailValidator = new EmailValidator();$PasswordValidator = new PasswordValidator();$XValidator = new XValidator();\[/code\]\[code\]$EmailValidator->isCorrect()\[/code\], \[code\]$PasswordValidator->isCorrect()\[/code\] and \[code\]$XValidator->isCorrect()\[/code\] don't have access to the same property with all error messages$errormessages are in different instances of different classes. They should be one, but are three.What now?
