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Posted by Jochem Maas on 04/20/05 21:04
Petar Nedyalkov wrote:
> On Wednesday 20 April 2005 13:29, marc serra wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>i got a problem to write automaticaly varibles in classes.
>>
>>i got a simple object name test like this
>>
>>classes Test{
>> public $id;
>> public $text;
>>}
>>
>>i want to affect my value to my variable like this
>>$test = new Test
missing a ';' above
>>
>>$champ = id;
I think this should be:
$champ = 'id';
>>$valeur_champ = 4;
>>
>>$test->$champ = $valeur_champ;
>
>
> Just use $test->{$champ}
>
> ;-)
curlies are not required in this case (although they do allow more complex
expressions), the following works for me:
class T{public $id;}$t=new T;
$a="i";$b="d";$c="id";$v=4;$t->$c=$v;$t->{$b.$a}=5;
var_dump($c,$v,$t->$c,$t->id,$t->{$a.$b},$t);
>
>
>>my example is stupid i know but its just for an example.
>>in fact when i write $test->$champ = $valeur_champ; I want that php
>>execute $test->id = 4;
>>
>>can someone help me plz,
>>
>>Marc.
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