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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 04/22/07 02:43
christophe.gosiau@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> I have the following problem:
> For an application, I made 2 classes: Order and Ticket
> In the Order object I store an array with Ticket objects.
> so far so good, now I needed the Order object inside the Ticket class.
> So I stored a copy of the Order object inside the Ticket class.
>
> This is what we got until now:
>
> class Order {
> pubic tickets = array()
> }
>
> class Ticket {
> public Order = null
> }
>
>
> For both classes I made static methods: get_by_id()
> Now my question: What happens if i do: Ticket::get_by_id(5);
> A Ticket object will be created. Inside this Ticket object, an Order
> object will be created with the Order::get_by_id($this->orderid)
> method.
> This Order object will fill his $tickets array wilt the
> Ticket::get_by_id($ticketid) method.
> Those tickets will create new Order objects...
> So there will be a loop.
> How will php handle this?
> If this causes an error, is there another solution to fix this
> problem?
>
> Christophe
>
Christophe,
*WHY* do you need a both a list of tickets in orders and an order in ticket?
Either an order has tickets, or a ticket has orders. But can you
explain how both are true?
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