class, and then nested arrays and classes, the whole confusion, the solution

This post was last edited by jerryleeee on 2013-10-25 03:26:59

Class Editor{var $Error = '; var $Pages; function Vol () {$Pages = array (); $this->pages[] = new Page;}} Class Page{var $Id = "; var $BackImage; function Vol () {$BackImage = array (); $this $BackImage [] = new Decorator;}} Class Decorator{var $Ext = ';} _________________________________________________________//When I use this class $editor = new Editor; $Editor->vol (); $ Editor->pages[0]->vol ();  Object definition complete? I only initialized the class Decorator object under Pages[0], why I can directly use page[2] and the class Decorator in all the other elements of the page array, without needing me $editor->pages[2]- >vol ()? $Editor->pages[0]->backimage[0]->ext = ' str '; $Editor->pages[2]->backimage[2]->ext = ' str2 '; $ Editor->pages[5]->backimage[4]->ext = ' STR6 '; This uses no error

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This is supposed to be a warning.

Class editor{    var $Error = ';    var $Pages;    Function Vol ()    {        $Pages = array ();        $this->pages[] = new page;    }} Class page{    var $Id = ';    var $BackImage;    Function Vol ()    {        $BackImage = array ();//        $this $BackImage [] = new Decorator;//fatal Error:cannot Use [] for reading        $this->backimage[] = new Decorator;//can only be written because $BackImage is an array    }} class decorator{    VA R $Ext = ";} $Editor = new Editor; $Editor->vol (); $Editor->pages[0]->vol ();    

Not even a grammar check!

I'll give it a try.

[Color= #993300] feeling to find out why: [/color]
When I was using this class,
$Editor = new Editor;
$Editor->vol ();
$Editor->pages[0]->vol (); Object definition complete? I only initialized the class decorator object under Pages[0],
Why can I use the class Decorator in the other elements of page[2] and all the page arrays directly below?
Without needing my $editor->pages[2]->vol ()?
$Editor->name = "XLC";
echo "


";

$Editor->pages[10]->backimage[10]->name = ' str ';
Echo $Editor->pages[10]->backimage[10]->name;
Var_dump ($Editor);

The output is:

Strobject (Editor) #1 (2) {["Error"]=> string (0) "" ["Pages"]=> Array (2) {[0]=> Object (page) #2 (2) {["Id"]=> String (0) "" ["Backimage"]=> Array (1) {[0]=> object (Decorator) #3 (1) {["Ext"]=> string (0) ""}}} [10]=> ob Ject (StdClass) #4 (1) {["Backimage"]=> Array (1) {[10]=> object (StdClass) #5 (1) {["Name"]=> string (3) "Str"}} } } }

Please check the data pages[10] The key value, in fact, he created a person Stdclass class page is not an instance of the page class, this should be the PHP5 feature bar.
At first I thought it was the magic method inside the problem, but later decided a bit, not.

No error should be your PHP set the reporting level

{
$BackImage = Array (1,2,3,4);
$this->backimage[] = new Decorator;
There are two more sentences to help you understand
Print_r ($BackImage);
Print_r ($this->backimage);
}
You need to understand the similarities and differences between the properties of a class and the general variables that occur within a class

Suggest you should learn the inheritance of class, can clarify and simplify your ideas above, reduce the use of object chain, method chain

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