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From: Alex B. <en...@tu...> - 2001-06-19 16:42:51
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$this->varname is a class variable reference.
think of
$varname, but attached to the containing class, and only usable within that
context, sort of like variables in functions.
$this=>varname isn't valid. This is:
$foo = array(
'moo' => "boo",
'foo' => "hoo"
);
Those are array keys, so you can reference:
$foo['moo'] and get "boo"
_alex
> I would love to know what the $this->varname and $this=>varname syntax
> means. It seems it has to do something with arrays or global variables.
> Anyone want to take a stab at this for me?
>
> Alby
> al...@th...
>
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