Question

My code:

class Address{    public var $Street; }  class Employee{     public var $ID:     public var $Name:     public var $Address; }  $myEmployee = new Employee(); $myEmployee->Address = new Address(); 

How do I access the the street now?

$street = $myEmployee->$Address->Street; $street = $myEmployee->Address->Street; 

Both give me warnings in Eclipse. I was thinking of:

$street = $myEmployee['Address']->Street; 

Is this correct?

Answer 1

As has been said, your suggestion to use:

$street = $myEmployee->Address->Street; 

is perfectly valid. However, there are a few errors in your code which might have caused the problems. Firstly, public member variables are either declared like this:

public $id; 

or this (deprecated):

var $id; 

Your combination of the two is not valid PHP code.

Also, you have two colons (:) at line endings, which should be semicolons (;).

Hope that helps!