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Posted by Mark ??;-\) on 11/03/05 04:48
> When you say you have encapsulated the files as an object, does this mean
> that you have a file object or that you have objects that access files? In
> the first example, you would have generic methods (read, write, delete,
> create) that concerned all files as a generic type. In the second example,
> file access would simply be a product of satisfying a method on an object.
I have file objects. Basically I have a form that gets input from a user
including things like date, time, section, and the selected file. I am
considering this my file object, which I will then upload, display, or
delete. Maybe I need to create different objects to deal with the display
portion, I don't know.
On a slight tangent..the file information form consists of several <select>
lists which allow users to select the day, month, year, etc. I've have
tried turning this group of selects into a class, but I am having problems
with the array of values. If I post the code would someone be able to guide
me through the process of converting this group of functions into a class?
Thanks,
-Mark
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