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Posted by Jochem Maas on 10/13/28 11:14
marc serra wrote:
> hi,
> i'm looking for a solution to change the object's class.
>
> i got a class and a derived class like this: (just for example,
> completly stupid ^^)
>
> class Ex{
> var a;
> var b;
> }
>
> class Ex2 extends Ex{
> var c;
> }
>
> i want to create an object Ex and after change the object class to Ex2
> to complete him like this:
> $ex = new Ex();
> $ex->a = 1;
> $ex->b = 2;
>
> $ex2 = (Ex2)$ex; /// here i want to convert object Ex to object Ex2
> $ex2->c = 5;
>
> Can someone help me? I know it's possible to do this in JAVA but it is
> possible to do the same in PHP ?
its not possible exactly how you propose it, but I can certainly see a way of doing it
, something like (just an idea - code is not tested):
class Ex {
function __contruct($extend = null)
{
if (is_object($extend)) {
$parents = parent_classes($this);
if (in_array(get_class($extend, $parents))) {
// is a parent!
// now do some kind of loop to set the vars
// of $this to the values of the same vars in $extend
// maybe reflection would a good way to write this
// generically
}
}
}
var a;
var b;
}
class Ex2 extends Ex {
var c;
}
$A = new Ex();
$A->a = 1;
$A->b = 2;
$B = new Ex2( $ex );
$B->c = 5;
also you might want to look into writing a custom __clone() method
for the relevant class which returns a different (subclass) object
underwhatever circumstances (I have no idea whether it is allowed to return
an object from __clone() of a different class to the class of the object
you are cloning)
> thx in advance,
> Marc.
>
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