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I like code.
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The -> is for when referring to methods and/or subclasses in Object Oriented Programming. PHP - Object oriented code - basics | Marakana Blog |
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You are right, it's also a type of variable definition. If using wrapper classes, you need to use $this-> to access the variables in the base class. I hope this answers your question. ________________________________ realmetrics.com - Metrics you can count on |
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