Objects As Array How do you store a collection of objects inside an object?

[sonesay 7]

I am trying to create a object of class A that stores a collection of objects of class B. The problem is I cannot figure out how to retain them as objects when added to the array of class A.

some code for better example.

Class A{var $arrayHere; function addItem(item) {   $arrayHere[] = item; }}Class B{ function doSomething() { }}

When I add some items to class A array and try and call the methods of class B it says its undefined. Obviously I am not using it correctly and the array in class A are no long objects of class B. Anyone know how to accomplish this effect? Put an example code as well if you do thanks

[truefusion 3]

Well, if that is the exact code used, then i am amazed that you didn't get a syntax error for the variable "item." Either way, i believe the appropriate way to do what i think you're trying to do is like this:

<?phpClass A {	var $arrayHere;	function addItem($item){	   $arrayHere[] = $item;	}}Class B {	function doSomething(){		print "Something...";	}}$x = new A;$x->arrayHere[] = new B;$x->arrayHere[0]->doSomething();?>

If this is not what you're trying to do, then i have misunderstood.

[sonesay 7]

Sorry about that truefusion. I did not post the exact code I just put the structure up there. At the time my code was being messed up abit because I was trying different things. I thought it would have been the same structure as yours except I was looping mine going through the array and I had mistakes on a few places. In the end its basically the same as your. I think I was getting the error of calling on a function on a non object because I didn't properly reference it.

[truefusion 3]

I think I was getting the error of calling on a function on a non object because I didn't properly reference it.

I got that error when i attempted to initiate class B using the addItem function; that is,

$x->addItem(new B);

I knew it was unnecessary to use that function to try and add an object into an array since any member that isn't stated otherwise becomes a public member of that class by default, but i tried it anyway to try and duplicate the problem on my side. If the array were to have been a private member, then i would have been forced to edit the structure you provided beyond its original state.