I know you can do a few simple things like determine if it's a
subclass and get the parent classes name, etc.
Here's where I found some info.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.classobj.php
Maybe this will help .. maybe it won't.
Jason k Larson
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GP> Hello,
GP> my question is related to just PHP not postgres, but I hope you'll be so kind to help me.
GP> So, how can I call an inherited method which is overriden in the derived class?
GP> a short exmple - if my explanation is not so clear to unterstand:
GP> class A {
GP> var $x;
GP> function A() { $this->x = 0; }
GP> function f1($x) { $this->x = ++$x; }
GP> }
GP> class B extends A
GP> {
GP> function B() {$this->x = 1; }
GP> function f1($x)
GP> {
GP> # now I want to access the original f1() function, ie .:
GP> // $this->f1($x*4);
GP> # and perform some additional operations ie.:
GP> // $this->x *= 2;
GP> }
GP> }
GP> Is there any possilbe work-around
GP> or I have to duplicate the code of the inherited function,
GP> or leave functions the same and create new functions which calls the inherited ones?
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