How to make instance of one class to be instance of another class

I have custom db class which extends MySQLi class MySQLi->query() method returns obejct with MySQLi_Result class, but I want to extend funcionality of this class and somehow make result object to be MyResult class. Something like this:开发者_高级运维

class MyResult extends MySQLi_Result{
  function abc(){
    //...
  }
}

class MyDB extends MySQLi{
  function q($query){
    return /*Here some magic*/ $this->query();
  }
}

$db=new MyDB();
$res=$db->q('SEL...');
$res->abc();

How to do this?

EDIT: Some say that this is duplicate, but problem here is deeper! I need that $result object would act like Mysqli_result class obect, so the old code would work. So I need that, I can call original Mysqli_result methods like:

$res->fetch_assoc();

//but not
$res->result->fetch_assoc();

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You can apply the Decorator pattern So your code will be:

 class MyResult {

      private $result;

      function __construct(MySQLi_Result $result)
      {
          $this->result = result;
      }
    //Here some methods that use $this->result as you wish
    }

    class MyDB extends MySQLi{
      function q($query){
        return new MyResult($this->query($query));
      }
    }

    $db=new MyDB();
    $res=$db->q('SEL...');
    $res->myMethod();

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class MyDB extends MySQLi{
  function q($query){
  return new MyResult($this->query());
  }
}

The MyResult would need a constructor that stores the output of query() and wraps it as you want.

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Probably something like this.

class MyDb extends MySQLi {
    function query($query) {
        $result = parent::query($sQuery);
        return new MyDbResult($result);
    }
}

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I'm not sure if I've understood your question correctly, but it could look something like this.

class MyResult extends MySQLi_Result{
 function __Contstruct($ob)
 {
    return $this->abc($ob);
 }
 function abc($object){
  //your magic
 }
}

class MyDB extends MySQLi{
  function q($query){
    $ob = $this->query($query);
   return new MyResult($ob);
  }
}