Multipile extends in a class

Anon

Im loooking to have a class that extends more than one class

include("b.php");
include("c.php");
Class A extends b {}

This is fine

but when i try
Class A extends b,c {}

It does not work.

Im sure you can extend more than one class!

Yours

Chris

toma42

PHP doesn't support multiple inheritance. Try multiple c extends b extends a.

Anon

Well that kind of sucks, is this a limitation PHP at last!!

toma42

Nope, it's a feature. I'm happy to not see multiple inheritence. If I need that kind of functionality, I'll create an instance var of the second class.....I've never seen a good reason for multiple inheritance, but that's just my opinion, I could be wrong.

Anon

I may be missing something -
but does that mean

class a
{
}

Class b extends a
{

}

Class c extend b
{
}

Will not work - and have all the functions of a and b in c

Anon

That will work.
multiple inheritance from one class will not work
i.e.

class c extends a,b{
}
will not work but

class a{
}

class b extends a{
}

class c extends b{
}

will work and class c will have all attributes and functions of classes a and b.