base class member access (?)

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    Default Re: base class member access (?)

    Quesote wrote:
    > class Base {
    > private $myArray;
    > public function Base() {
    > $this->myArray = array('12', '33', '55', '99');
    > }
    > }
    >
    > class InheritedClass extends Base {
    > public function createNew() {
    > $this->myArray[] = 'nuevo';
    > }
    > }
    >
    >
    > $a = new InheritedClass();
    > $a->createNew();
    >
    > var_dump($a);
    Create $myArray as protected, not private.
    Zurab Davitiani Guest

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  3. #2

    Default base class member access (?)

    How can I access the Base class member inside an inherited class?

    trying with this code:


    class Base {
    private $myArray;
    public function Base() {
    $this->myArray = array('12', '33', '55', '99');
    }
    }

    class InheritedClass extends Base {
    public function createNew() {
    $this->myArray[] = 'nuevo';
    }
    }


    $a = new InheritedClass();
    $a->createNew();

    var_dump($a);


    thanks,

    Quesote at Chile

    Quesote Guest

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