Does PHP support multiple inheritence?

Does PHP support multiple inheritence?

If not, how would one workaround it when one needs a class to inherit
from multiple classes?

Re: Does PHP support multiple inheritence?

Mukesh_Singh_Nick wrote:

> Does PHP support multiple inheritence?

Yes... well, kind of. See the aggregate() function in the manual -- it
provides a very good approximation of multiple inheritance.

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Re: Does PHP support multiple inheritence?

On 16 Aug, 11:07, Toby A Inkster
wrote:
> Mukesh_Singh_Nick wrote:
> > Does PHP support multiple inheritence?
>
> Yes... well, kind of. See the aggregate() function in the manual -- it
> provides a very good approximation of multiple inheritance.
>

(which doesn't mean its a good idea)

C.

Re: Does PHP support multiple inheritence?

On Aug 16, 3:23 pm, "C." wrote:
> On 16 Aug, 11:07, Toby A Inkster
> wrote:
>
> > Mukesh_Singh_Nick wrote:
> > > Does PHP support multiple inheritence?
>
> > Yes... well, kind of. See the aggregate() function in the manual -- it
> > provides a very good approximation of multiple inheritance.
>
> (which doesn't mean its a good idea)

Why not?

Re: Does PHP support multiple inheritence?

pakalk wrote:
> On Aug 16, 3:23 pm, "C." wrote:
>> On 16 Aug, 11:07, Toby A Inkster
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Mukesh_Singh_Nick wrote:
>>>> Does PHP support multiple inheritence?
>>> Yes... well, kind of. See the aggregate() function in the manual -- it
>>> provides a very good approximation of multiple inheritance.
>> (which doesn't mean its a good idea)
>
> Why not?
>

Probably because most of the time multiple inheritance is grossly misused.

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