This code does not function as expected:
// $field contains the name of a subclass of WMSInput.
$fieldClone = clone $field;
echo $fieldClone->getI开发者_运维技巧nputName();
// Method on abstract WMSInput superclass.
$fieldClone->setInputName( 'name' );
echo $fieldClone->getInputName();
The WMSInput
class:
abstract class WMSInput {
private $inputName;
public function setInputName( $inputName ) {
$this->inputName = $inputName;
}
}
There are no PHP errors (error reporting is set to E_ALL).
Actual Results
email
email
Expected Results
email
name
Any ideas?
On my test site it worked ok.
You haven't copied method getInputName in your example. I'd start searching in there. Maybe you return not the desired variable?
My test code was:
<?php
abstract class WMSInput {
private $inputName;
public function setInputName( $inputName ) {
$this->inputName = $inputName;
}
public function getInputName() {
return $this->inputName;
}
}
class Test extends WMSInput {
}
$field = new Test();
$field->setInputName('email');
// $field contains the name of a subclass of WMSInput.
$fieldClone = clone $field;
echo $fieldClone->getInputName();
// Method on abstract WMSInput superclass.
$fieldClone->setInputName( 'name' );
echo $fieldClone->getInputName();
Output:
emailname
which is correct.
echo debuging a little :)
- in set InputName echo the $inputName before the assign
- in set InputName echo the $this->inputName before the assign
- in set InputName echo the $this->inputName after the assign
also try setting the inputName property to protected, if you have that class as abstract then in the parent classes you would not have access to that method
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