say I have this class:
class animal {
function noise() {
print 'woof';
}
function move() {
print 'moved';
}
}
class dog extends animal {
}
What I would like to do is when i run $dog->noise() or $dog->move(), it would run something first prior to calling animal class's noise/move. Is this doable? Like maybe logging the function call. If not with class extend, what 开发者_开发知识库else can I use to achieve this?
Thank you!
class dog extends animal
{
function noise()
{
/* do stuff here */
parent::noise();
}
}
Yes - use the parent
keyword:
http://php.net/manual/en/keyword.parent.php
class dog extends animal {
function move() {
print 'a dog...';
parent::move();
}
}
Calling the move()
method on a dog
will now result in printing "a dog..." and then "moved".
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