When using TextMate to code PHP, you may be annoyed by the way TextMate handles hitting the Enter key while in a PHP comment block. I would like the lead * to be continued on the new line. There are two ways to get this to happen.
PHP5 has a much improved object oriented feature set. With great MVC PHP frameworks such as CodeIgniter, CakePHP, and the Zend Framework you should certainly be writing your own classes and taking advantage of objects in your coding. Using the magic methods that you get with PHP5 you can overload your classes so that you can do some very cool stuff.
PHP’s overloading deviates from the way other programming languages work. Overloading in most other languages enables you to define several different methods all with the same name but taking different types of paramters. PHP, on the other hand, uses overloading to handle calls to object members or methods that have not been defined or are not visible in the current scope of the caller.
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