How to do this...

[uniflare]

Ok, before you all judge, im not a COMPLETE newbie, i do know stuff... i just never leaned this...

if i have 1 CLASS called FUNCTIONS
and in that class i have 2 SEPERATE functions, how do i call 1 FUNCTION on its own, WITHOUT setting off the other FUNCTION...

i bet this will be really simple to u guys out there, but i never learned this :rolleyes: , you can laugh if u want, lol

[matt_4013]

if you have your class set up like this:

class functions {

var $x;
var $y;
var $result;

function set_x($value) {

	$this->x = $value;
}

function set_y($value) {

	$this->y = $value;
}

function add() {

	$this->result = $this->x + $this->y;
}

function functions($x_value, $y_value) {

	$this->set_x($x_value);
	$this->set_y($y_value);
	$this->add();

}
}

When you initialize your object with
$functions = new functions($x_value, $y_value); it will automatically run your constructor (the function with the same name as the class). If you don't want this to happen, rename your constructor, so that it has a different name, and call your functions like this:

$functions->set_x($x_value);
$functions->add();

[uniflare]

its not -quite- the answer i was looking for, but thanks, i still learned something new lol... ill mark it as resolved😉