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PHP Object-Oriented PHP Basics Building the Recipe Magic Constants

John Silverstein
John Silverstein
6,290 Points
Posted by John Silverstein
John Silverstein
6,290 Points

why would I need these? thats whats debug is for no?

what real life scenarions will require me to display the methods and properties of a class? I can just look at the class file

jlampstack
jlampstack
23,932 Points

It's a good question, if someone can answer this it would be helpful.

1 Answer

Synergi Tech
Synergi Tech
2,505 Points
Synergi Tech
Synergi Tech
2,505 Points

Perhaps if you were trying to make some user friendly documentation for your code that doesn't require the user to inspect the files to see the class names?