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PHP » Class » __get

__get( ) specifies what to do if an unknown property is read from within your script


 

<?

    class Dog {

            public $Name;

            public $DogTag;

  

            public function __get($var) {

                    print "Attempted to retrieve $var and failed...\n";

            }

    }



    $poppy = new Dog;

    print $poppy->Age;

?>

Related examples in the same category

1.	Intercepting Property Access with __get() and __set() (PHP 5 Only)
2.	Enforcing property access using magic accessor methods

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__get( ) specifies what to do if an unknown property is read from within your script : __get « Class « PHP

get( ) specifies what to do if an unknown property is read from within your script : get « Class « PHP