Posted by Andy Hassall on 03/01/06 00:59

On 28 Feb 2006 13:31:52 -0800, "Cruella DeVille" <siv.hansen@gmail.com> wrote:

>include_once('FileIO.php');
>$myFileIO = new FileIO('siv.txt');
>$myFileIO.writeURL("siv", "nibbler.no");

"." is the string concatenation operator.

You want "->", which can be used to call object methods (and dereference
object variables).

WHat you've written tries to string concatenate $myFileIO with the results of
a call to the global-scope function "writeURL" - which doesn't exist - and then
it ignores the actual result as it's not assigned to anything.

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