Brief introduction to php delayed static binding and php delayed static _ PHP Tutorial

Let's talk about php delayed static binding and php delayed static binding. Let's talk about php delayed static binding. for php delayed static usage scenarios, first observe the following code: abstractclassbase {DoSomething} classaClassextendsbase {publicstaticfunctioncreate (): briefly talk about php delayed static binding, php delayed static binding

Use cases

First, observe the following code:

abstract class base {  //do sth}class aClass extends base{  public static function create(){    return new aClass();  } }class bClass extends base{  public static function create(){    return new bClass();  }}var_dump(aClass::create());var_dump(bClass::create());

Output:

object(aClass)#1 (0) { } object(bClass)#1 (0) { }

The above aClass and bClass inherit from the base abstract class, but the static method create () is implemented in both subclasses. Following the oop idea, such repeated code should be implemented in the parent class of base.

Code improvement

abstract class base {  public static function create(){    return new self();  } }class aClass extends base{}class bClass extends base{}var_dump(aClass::create());var_dump(bClass::create());

The current code seems to be in line with our previous ideas. if we share the create () method in the parent class, let's run it and see what will happen.

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Unfortunately, the code does not seem to run as we expected. the self () in the parent class is parsed as the parent class of base, rather than the child class inherited from it. To solve this problem, php5.3 introduced the concept of delayed static binding.

Delayed static binding

abstract class base {  public static function create(){    return new static();  } }class aClass extends base{}class bClass extends base{}var_dump(aClass::create());var_dump(bClass::create());

This code is almost the same as the previous one. The difference is that the keyword "self" is changed to "static". static is resolved as a subclass rather than a parent class, which can solve the above problems, this is the delay static binding of php.

Finally, run the code to get the final result.

object(aClass)#1 (0) { } object(bClass)#1 (0) { }

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The following code is used in sequence: abstract class base {// do Something} class aClass extends base {public static function create ()...