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[Sol]

>From what I understand, you use __set, __get or __call
to overload the behavior of existing properties and
functions, but not create them on the fly.
I think that's what overload means.(correct me if I'm
wrong, French is my first language).

If your intention is to create properties on the fly,
you shouldn't use __set and __get.
You can just do something like this:
$obj->x = 'something';
where $x was not proviously declared.
It works fine event under E_STRICT.


--- Joseph Crawford <codebowl at gmail.com> wrote:

> Sol,
> 
> that is because when you use $this->VAR  and it is
> not declared __get
> and __set should take care of that, it does for my
> other variable
> timeout.  I dont think the fsockopen function likes
> me doing that ;)
> 
> it works if i declare them 
> 
> Joe Crawford Jr.
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Sol Touré
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