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"->" notation in PHP

smcelhinney · 2007-10-18 14:14:54

I will succumb eventually to PHP, but Im just trying to understand a small piece of code for now. What does "->" mean, or better still, is there equivalent notation in Java? Thanks

18-10-2007 2:14pm

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I will succumb eventually to PHP, but Im just trying to understand a small piece of code for now.

What does "->" mean, or better still, is there equivalent notation in Java?

Thanks

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#2 18-10-2007 5:30pm

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I'm not a PHP guy really but the language supports OO design from the looks of it and the -> operator refers to data items stored in an object.

The equivilant in java is '.' as in myObject.SomeFunction()

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