05.26.07
Open-sourcing code
I just open-sourced the code for Mapeteria. If any of you are PHP4 gods, I have a few questions…
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Kaitlin Duck Sherwood
Considering retirement.
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ola said,
May 26, 2007 at 7:42 pm
I am by no means a PHP god talkless of a PHP4 god. I remember when learning PHP that I vowed to run away from object oriented programming in PHP4 and sticking with PHP5 and it seems this is one of those reasons. There is no static keyword in PHP4 and it seems PHP4 allows you to treat a method as static as long as there is no reference to the $this keyword in that function and using the scope resolution function as you would in C++.
A quick Google search produces this