Global variable inside a constructor with PHP

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情话喂你 2021-01-18 10:50

This should be obvious, but I\'m getting a bit confused about PHP variable scope.

I have a variable inside a Constructor, which I want to use later in a function in

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  • 2021-01-18 10:59

    You could use the global keyword:

    class Log{
        protected $access;
        function Log(){
            global $access;
            $this->access = &$access;
        }
    }
    

    But you really should be passing the variable in the constructor:

    class Log{
        protected $access;
        function Log($access){
            $this->access = &$access;
        }
        //...Then you have access to the access variable throughout the class:
        function test(){
            echo $this->access;
        }
    }
    
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  • 2021-01-18 11:12

    You could use a class variable, which has a context of... a class :
    (Example for PHP 5, of course ; I've re-written a few things so your code is more PHP5-compliant)

    class Log {
       // Declaration of the propery
       protected $_myVar;
    
       public function __construct() {
          // The property is accessed via $this->nameOfTheProperty :
          $this->_myVar = true;
       }
    
       public function test() {
          // Once the property has been set in the constructor, it keeps its value for the whole object :
          $access = $this->_myVar;
       }
    
    }
    

    You should take a look at :

    • The "Classes and Objects" section of the PHP manual
    • And, for this specific question, the sub-section Properties
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  • 2021-01-18 11:19

    Globals are considered harmful. If this is an outside dependency, pass it through the constructor and save it inside a property for later use. If you need this to be set only during the call to test, you might want to consider making it an argument to that method.

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