Using a function within a class

[Bloke Smith]

I have written a class (and it works!).
Now I want to tidy the code a bit by separating some subroutines and I
get a "Fatal error: Call to undefined function:"

e.g.
class Fred{
function Fred(){
//constructor

do_this();
}

function do_this(){ blah blah }
}

Please can someone tell what I'm doing wrong? If I use
function_exists (do_this) it returns false.
I've tried putting the function as the first block in the class.
I've tried calling it as a method e.g. $this->do_this();

PHP 4.3.9 on IIS (localhost)

Thanks in advance

Pete

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: Using a function within a class

Bloke Smith wrote:[color=blue]
> I have written a class (and it works!).
> Now I want to tidy the code a bit by separating some subroutines and I
> get a "Fatal error: Call to undefined function:"
>
> e.g.
> class Fred{
> function Fred(){
> //constructor
>
> do_this();
> }
>
> function do_this(){ blah blah }
> }
>
> Please can someone tell what I'm doing wrong? If I use
> function_exists (do_this) it returns false.
> I've tried putting the function as the first block in the class.
> I've tried calling it as a method e.g. $this->do_this();
>
> PHP 4.3.9 on IIS (localhost)
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Pete[/color]

$this->do_this();

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[Bloke Smith]

Re: Using a function within a class

On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 18:23:36 -0500, Jerry Stuckle
<jstucklex@attg lobal.net> wrote:
[color=blue]
>Bloke Smith wrote:[color=green]
>> I have written a class (and it works!).
>> Now I want to tidy the code a bit by separating some subroutines and I
>> get a "Fatal error: Call to undefined function:"
>>
>> e.g.
>> class Fred{
>> function Fred(){
>> //constructor
>>
>> do_this();
>> }
>>
>> function do_this(){ blah blah }
>> }
>>
>> Please can someone tell what I'm doing wrong? If I use
>> function_exists (do_this) it returns false.
>> I've tried putting the function as the first block in the class.
>> I've tried calling it as a method e.g. $this->do_this();
>>
>> PHP 4.3.9 on IIS (localhost)
>>
>> Thanks in advance
>>
>> Pete[/color]
>
> $this->do_this();[/color]

Dang! I coulda sworn I tried that yesterday and it didn't work. I must
have had two errors.
Thanks a lot.