OO question

look at following code:

class Lid {
//Attributes
var $mLidNr;
var $mNaam;
var $mGebDat;
var $mAdres;

function Lid( )
{

this->mAdres=new Adres();

}

function setAdres( $straat, $huisnr,$busnr, $postcode, $gemeente ){

$this->mAdres->setStraat(&$straat);
$this->mAdres->setHuisNr(&$huisnr);
$this->mAdres->setBusNr(&$busnr);
$this->mAdres->setPostCode(&$postcode);
$this->mAdres->setGemeente(&$gemeente);
}
}
...

class temp(){

function storeLid($lid){

print $lid->getAdres()->getStraat();

}



but the syntax $lid->getAdres()->getStraat(); doesn't seem to work, can someone help?

Does the function getAdres() return an object, presumably of class adres?

If not then that would be why it doesn't work.

-KM-

it returns an object of class Adres...

but i don't know if syntax of $this->mAdres->setStraat(&$straat) is correct...

$this->mAdres->setStraat(&$straat) should be fine.

I don't think you can do $lid->getAdres()->getStraat() though. Assign $lid->getAdres() to its own variable and then have that variable execute getStraat().

that works,

thanks