Posted by FFMG on 11/19/07 12:02

Ulf Kadner;104243 Wrote:
>
> > But I would like to make it backward compatible in case something
> bad
> > happens, (and to make sure I understand what the changes
> are).[/color]
>
> No. Change or let it be!
>
>

Unfortunately it is not that easy.

Ulf Kadner;104243 Wrote:
>
> What a stupid code! Sorry... :-)
>

It was an example, sorry I thought it was clear enough.

I could leave the code as it is because php5 'understands' php4 style
constructors. But as I said, I just want to understand why I am not
getting the same output for what is essentially the same code.

I thought that my working example illustrated what I was asking.

Ulf Kadner;104243 Wrote:
>
> Ulf
>
^^^^---What's that?

FFMG


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