BUG IN PHP? (class member undefined)

[Tamagafk]

error_reporting (E_ALL);
class cls{
var $val;
function cls(){
$this->$val = 999;
}
}
$c = new cls;

With error_reporting set to E_ALL PHP floods me with notifications that
class variables are undifined, whenever I try to use them. WTF???

[no@email.com]

Re: BUG IN PHP? (class member undefined)

$ sign is used for variables, not objects

use
$this->val = 999;

not
$this->$val = 999;

[Tamagafk]

Re: BUG IN PHP? (class member undefined)

Thanks!
Damn, I hate this crap called php language...

[Tony Marston]

Re: BUG IN PHP? (class member undefined)


"Tamagafk" <tamagafk@gmail .comwrote in message
news:1167301116 .705628.284350@ 79g2000cws.goog legroups.com...

Thanks!
Damn, I hate this crap called php language...
>

If you hate it so much then don't use it. If you HAVE to use it then do the
intelligent thing and READ THE F*CKING MANUAL!!!! You will screw up in any
language if you don't get the syntax right.

--
Tony Marston

http://www.tonymarston.net

http://www.radicore.org

[Peter van Schie]

Re: BUG IN PHP? (class member undefined)

Tony Marston wrote:

[snip]

If you hate it so much then don't use it. If you HAVE to use it then do the
intelligent thing and READ THE F*CKING MANUAL!!!! You will screw up in any
language if you don't get the syntax right.

Don't feed the troll, it's a waste of valuable time.

Peter.

[Tamagafk]

Re: BUG IN PHP? (class member undefined)

Pal, I don't have such problems in any other languages I know. Sytnax
have to be logical. Programming in php is constant stumbling over its
ugly syntax.

"""Tony Marston ÐÉÓÁÌ(Á):
"""

"Tamagafk" <tamagafk@gmail .comwrote in message
news:1167301116 .705628.284350@ 79g2000cws.goog legroups.com...

Thanks!
Damn, I hate this crap called php language...

>
If you hate it so much then don't use it. If you HAVE to use it then do the
intelligent thing and READ THE F*CKING MANUAL!!!! You will screw up in any
language if you don't get the syntax right.
>
--
Tony Marston

http://www.tonymarston.net

http://www.radicore.org

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: BUG IN PHP? (class member undefined)

Tamagafk wrote:

"""Tony Marston ÐÉÓÁÌ(Á):
"""
>

>>"Tamagafk" <tamagafk@gmail .comwrote in message
>>news:11673011 16.705628.28435 0@79g2000cws.go oglegroups.com. ..
>>

>>>Thanks!
>>>Damn, I hate this crap called php language...
>>>

>>
>>If you hate it so much then don't use it. If you HAVE to use it then do the
>>intelligent thing and READ THE F*CKING MANUAL!!!! You will screw up in any
>>language if you don't get the syntax right.
>>
>>--
>>Tony Marston
>>http://www.tonymarston.net
>>http://www.radicore.org

>
>
Pal, I don't have such problems in any other languages I know. Sytnax
have to be logical. Programming in php is constant stumbling over its
ugly syntax.
>

(Top posting fixed)

Pal, I don't have any problem with PHP syntax. I find it quite logical
- more so than at least half of the 15-20 languages I've used over the
years.

As Tony said - if you hate it so much, don't use it. There are many
other languages out there which can do what you want. Or at least RTFM.

And please don't top post.

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[Michael Fesser]

Re: BUG IN PHP? (class member undefined)

..oO(Tamagafk)

>Pal, I don't have such problems in any other languages I know. Sytnax
>have to be logical.

PHP's syntax is quite logical and reasonable. Both

$obj->var
$obj->$var

are completely different things. If you don't understand them, improve
your knowledge by reading the manual instead of complaining about "ugly
syntax".

Micha