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I have a base class in which I want to specify the methods a child class must have, but not implement them itself. However, the methods in a child class may have a different number of paramaters to the definition in the base class.
Having tried this with an abstract method, php doesn’t allow this. Is it possible?
Short of specifying the abstract method with no parameters and requiring the subclassed method to access the args through func_get_args, I don’t see how this would be possible.