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According to the PHP documentation:
The overload() function will enable property and method call overloading for a class identified by class_name.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.overload.php
But what does that mean exactly? Does it mean I can do proper overloading on that class (like Java’s overloading)?
It basically enables the magic accessor methods such as
__get(),__set(), etc.Since PHP5 this is no longer necessary and enabled by default. In fact, you can’t switch it off 😉