Question

I’m trying to instantiate a class that use namespace.

<?php
namespace CFPropertyList;   

require_once('CFPropertyList/CFPropertyList.php');

$plist = new CFPropertyList();
?>

That’s working!

But when I try put that code into my class I get syntax errors. I can’t use “namespace CFPropertyList;” in a class?

 <?php
class Plist{
    public function test(){
       namespace CFPropertyList;    

       require_once('CFPropertyList/CFPropertyList.php');

       $plist = new CFPropertyList();
   }

}
?>

UPDATE:

Thanks to all I got this working.

<?php
namespace CFPropertyList;
require_once('CFPropertyList/CFPropertyList.php');

 class Plist{
    public function test(){
      //some code
    }
 }

}

But is my own class in a namespace now? Sorry for the noob questions.
I can’t do.

   $plist = new Plist;
   $plist->test();

Answer 1

Your namespace should be declared before your class, so the class would then belong to that namespace:

plist.php

 <?php
  namespace CFPropertyList; 

  class Plist{
      public function test() {
          echo 'Test';
      }
  }
?>

other.php

 <?php
  require_once('plist.php');

  $plist = new CFPropertyList::Plist();
  $plist.test();
?>