Hi,
there is one issue that I experience since I started using 5.2.0 and
especially the new correct __toString behaviour. Generally it works fine.
But sometimes I find it useful to get __toString return another object the
also has a __toString method. So my idea is - is it possible (and good idea)
to make it work in this extended manner. Here is an example to illustrate
what I mean:
class test1 {
function __toString() { return 'i am class 1'; }
}
class test2 {
function __toString() { return new test1; }
}
$test = new test2;
echo $test;
Hi,
you can use:
class test2 {
public function __toString(){ return (string) new test; }
}
Marian Kostadinov wrote:
Hi,
there is one issue that I experience since I started using 5.2.0 and
especially the new correct __toString behaviour. Generally it works fine.
But sometimes I find it useful to get __toString return another object
the
also has a __toString method. So my idea is - is it possible (and good
idea)
to make it work in this extended manner. Here is an example to illustrate
what I mean:class test1 {
function __toString() { return 'i am class 1'; }
}
class test2 {
function __toString() { return new test1; }
}
$test = new test2;
echo $test;
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