26040Property and Method Overloading in PHPhttp://solidox.org/index.php?w=module:article,action:view,id:14In PHP4/5 there is an extension named "overload", it is enabled by default in PHP 4.3.0
and higher and also in PHP5. Below 4.3.0 it is usually enabled on most implementations.
Using this extension allows for property access and method calling of a class to be overloaded.
PHP's way of overloading is fairly diffrent in definition to overloading in more traditional OOP
language (c++, java), it works by defining a function within a class, __get, __set or __call. When
a property is accessed or a method is called within that class then the appropriate function gets
called, which provides the name of the propery/method that was used and whatever paramaters are
given. One must explicitly tell PHP to overload a class, as it is not done by default. this is done
withPHP > Tips and Tutorials > DevelopmentOct 15, 2006
Firstly I would like to say a couple of words about the Ruby On Rails. It is a wonderful RAD framework written in the Ruby programming language and including by the very design such hot features as AJAX. However the power of the framework as I precieve it lays actually in well-thought ready-made collection of classes providing valuable and time-saving utilities or stubs for most-frequently used situations
No web programming is possible without somw way of interaction between the visitor of the web page and the server-side program, be it in PHP or anything else. Flexibility of HTML is enhanced with various 'form' elements thru which wide variety of user input can be accomodated.
One of the most important aspects of coding visually is your coding style. Each person chooses his own style, but good coding style is always readable and consistent. In this post I will share with you my own coding style, separated to elements.
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