Is it possible to do this in some way in php?
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<?php
class Class_APP{
require_once 'propiedades.php';
public function __construct() {
}
}
?>
external file properties.php
<?php
protected $CONTENTMANAGER;
protected $MENUMANAGER;
protected $FORMMANAGER;
protected $PROCESSMANAGER;
protected $MODALSMANAGER;
protected $DBMANAGER;
?>
What you want to do would mark an error but since in php you do not need to define a variable before using it, you could do:
<?php
//propiedades.php
$this->CONTENTMANAGER = null;
$this->MENUMANAGER = null;
$this->FORMMANAGER = null;
$this->PROCESSMANAGER = null;
$this->MODALSMANAGER = null;
$this->DBMANAGER = null;
File of your class:
class Class_APP{
public function __construct() {
include ('propiedades.php');
}
}
and when doing a var_dump(new Class_APP()); the result would be:
object(Class_APP)#1 (6) {
["CONTENTMANAGER"]=>
NULL
["MENUMANAGER"]=>
NULL
["FORMMANAGER"]=>
NULL
["PROCESSMANAGER"]=>
NULL
["MODALSMANAGER"]=>
NULL
["DBMANAGER"]=>
NULL
}
However, since these properties are dynamically defined, the class does not have the properties and could not inherit them.