there’s this stdClass thing in PHP:
<?php
$fakeobj->hi = "o";
echo $fakeobj->hi;
See? Is this php4?
there’s this stdClass thing in PHP: <?php $fakeobj->hi = o; echo $fakeobj->hi; See? Is
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there’s this stdClass thing in PHP:
<?php
$fakeobj->hi = "o";
echo $fakeobj->hi;
See? Is this php4?
StdClass is present in php 4 and 5. Its not necessarily either – its just a basic class implementation with no methods – a value object. Its used by some functions when they need to generate an object without an explicit user defined class for example
json_decodeor a value object returned by a SOAP request when a class isnt explicitly mapped. Of course a user/developer can also use it.