7.2. Instantiating Objects7.2.2. SolutionDefine the class, then use new to create an instance of the class: class user { function load_info($username) { // load profile from database } } $user = new user; $user->load_info($_REQUEST['username']); 7.2.3. DiscussionYou can instantiate multiple instances of the same object: $adam = new user; $adam->load_info('adam'); $dave = new user; $dave->load_info('adam'); These are two independent objects that happen to have identical information. They're like identical twins; they may start off the same, but they go on to live separate lives. 7.2.4. See AlsoRecipe 7.5 for more on copying objects; Recipe 7.6 for more on copying objects by reference; documentation on classes and objects at http://www.php.net/oop. Copyright © 2003 O'Reilly & Associates. All rights reserved. |
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