Here comes the question again, Daniel.

Here's the problem again, Daniel.
Error_reporting (E_all | E_STRICT);

Class mycls{

Private $p = 1;


/** the overloaded data is stored here */
Private $data = Array ();


function func ()
{
echo "None static";
}


/* Public Function __set ($name, $value)
{
echo "Setting ' $name ' to ' $value '
\ n ";
$this $name = $value;
} */

Public Function __get ($name)
{
echo "Getting ' $name '
\ n ";
return $this $name;

}


}


$my =new mycls;

$my->a=10; //


Echo $my->a;
?>

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No problem.
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You have $my->a=10;.
Of course, it won't call __get.
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Written like this, it's all there.

PHP Code

Error_reporting (E_all |   E_STRICT); class mycls{Private $p = 1;    /** the overloaded data is stored in this */private $data = Array ();  function func () {echo "None static"; Public Function __set ($name, $value) {echo "Setting ' $name ' to ' $value '
\ n ";  $this->data[$name] = $value; } Public Function __get ($name) {echo "Getting ' $name '
\ n ";  return $this->data[$name]; }} $my =new mycls; $my->a=10; Echo $my->a;
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Erer
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$my =new mycls;

echo$my->a;//, the direct output will be called.

Without the Echo statement, the direct assignment is called __set

But you're logged out of the code.
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Written like this, it's all there.
    

 
    
PHP Code
    
Error_reporting (E_all | E_STRICT);
    

 
    
Class mycls{
    
Private $p = 1;
    

 
    
/** the overloaded data is stored here */
    
Private $data = Array ();
    

 
    
function func ()
    
{
    
echo "None sta ...
    


   
   
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