Question

In C++, I code this way:

//foo.h     class cBar {     void foobar(); } 

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//foo.cpp void cBar::foobar() {     //Code } 

I tried to do this on PHP but the parser would complain. PHP’s documentation also doesn’t help. Can this be done in PHP?

Answer 1

No. You need to including all your function definitions inside the class block. If defining your functions in a separate structure makes you feel better you could use an interface.

interface iBar {     function foobar(); }   class cBar implements iBar {     function foobar()     {         //Code     } } 

I’d suggest just getting used to coding in a new way. It’s easy to code consistantly within a single language, but I think you are fighting a loosing battle if you want to do the same across languages.