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May 11th, 2008, 04:24 PM
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OOP way in php programming (Not introduction)
Hi all,
i read about OOP and know it's benefits but i don't know how to start using it in my applications , Can experts here help beginners to start applying OOP principles (such as in an example) ..... Thanks for all 
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May 11th, 2008, 04:35 PM
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I use OOP when and only when I have to do one process many times. For instance, in my library I have a Query class that runs queries (usually MySQL or PostgreSQL, and I have a configuration to tell it which one), debugs queries, returns number of rows/an array or rows returned from the query, logs errors and returns a nice smiley face to the user, cleans data, et cetera. Sure, you can put all your stuff into a class and that will be OOP, but not good OOP and that is what you should aim for when using OOP, or any code for that matter.
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May 11th, 2008, 10:02 PM
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thank you mr 'ryon420' i do an application there's a lot of forms,lot of textboxes and a lot of quaries and much repitition you said :
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so i think i need to use this way is there any examples about ("mysql quaries class" or "forms class" for example) ? i'll be very thankful for you
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May 12th, 2008, 02:47 PM
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Hi ahmeds and ryon420
ryon420 - interesting take on the use of OOP. Nothing about abstraction in there though? Surely that is a major benefit also. ahmeds - for database classes try MDB2 in the PEAR library.
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