A Snippet from my latest project

[Dman]

Nice OOP both of you, would you do me a favour and do it like

public function yay()
{
    echo 'yay';
}

instead of

public function yay(){
echo 'yay';
}

Makes it very much neater, thanks.

Dman Reviewed by Dman on 20th Jun 2009. A Snippet from my latest project Ok so this is just an insider to a new project im working on now this project is a professional website that is built on PHP 5.1+ and will not be released under any licence and im not going to be telling you what the site is etc because i like to keep my professional work seperate to my fun work.. aka the scene so here take a look at it mysql.class.php <?php class MySql{ Rating: 5

[CyberJ37]

Nice OOP both of you, would you do me a favour and do it like

public function yay()
{
    echo 'yay';
}

instead of

public function yay(){
echo 'yay';
}

Makes it very much neater, thanks.

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public function yay(){
    echo 'yay';
} 

is the proper way

[SplitIce]

All depends on which coding standard you follow, I sort of have my own which is based of the phpbb3 one but faster (No use of "") and I do it the

function spam($haxors){

way.

[Dman]

All depends on which coding standard you follow, I sort of have my own which is based of the phpbb3 one but faster (No use of "") and I do it the

function spam($haxors){

way.

@Cyber - It's what I would call improper way. Most of the professional scripts, would do it the way I pointed.
@splitice - phpbb3 uses the way I pointed. Also, if you are so concerned about speed you should stop using OOP. The way I pointed, hardly makes any difference.
@litewarez - Amen, different coders have different ways.

[litewarez]

i prefer to have the first brace after the ) and not on the next line.. just makes thinks easier to read. also i love using tabs to depth my code

static function get_downloads(){
         return self::downloads(30);
} 

also the point about the registry system is i prefer to use this as i do ot need to create several instances or clones of an object in other classes as you can directly call it and as for speed theres a catching system the performs first before registry is instantiated etc so obv nobody gets there code right and everybody is different but even tho theres obv a few tweaks o can do to my code its probably faster than most other peoples

Peace

[SplitIce]

Woot, auto update feature for ddl2 is almost complete.

1 file install & One click plugin install.

[litewarez]

yea becuase when i open up a code file to fix an error or change summit i like to scroll down my code and be able to read it fast, thus time savin and its just how i feel comfortable, and let me say that EVERY WAY IS CORRECT,

[Dman]

Also, litewarez, why not use mysqli instead of mysql?

[SplitIce]

Mysqli isnt really much better but not every1 has it, but they always have mysql

[litewarez]

lol yea MySqli is more of a wrapper for MySql, and by using the comment functions within my own class i can create my connection between MySql and PHP more website specific,

such as the stdClass i use to return from the class and, not my webiste is built around the base functions mysql_* i just run my own premade functions witch to me thats much easier than using a pre built class thats not specific to my website