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Initializing PHP class property declarations with simple expressions yields syntax error
Is it possible to achieve the following in PHP 5.2.17 ?
$basePath = '/final';
class Foo {
public $data = $basePath . '/data';
}
The default values for properties must be constant in the source, e.g. strings and array literals. No expressions.
Use the
__construct()method for anything more complicated.