LSB (PHP 5.3) problem with static value!

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

hello,

i'm having a problem. static::$text variable gets lost at some point. can someone please correct and explain it to me?
Line number On/Off| Expand/Contract <?phpclass A { protected static $text; public static function init($one = '', $two = '') { $obj = new self; $obj->one = $one; $obj->two = $two; $obj->static_text = static::$text; return $obj; } public function output_text() { echo 'here shoult be some static text: ' . static::$text; }} class B extends A { protected static $text = 'this is a static text under php 5.3';} $b = B::init('first', 'second'); echo "first: {$b->one}
second: {$b->two},
static text: {$b->static_text}<hr>"; //prints out the static_text $b->output_text(); //doesn't print out the static::text value echo '<hr>'; B::output_text(); //prints out static::$text value?>

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