Question in OOP

[vic vance]

I have been away from PHP for a long time and I was looking over my old scripts. I did PHP OOP at one time and I used a paticular method to connect all my methods up and load them. I have been looking at other peoples code and when I look at my code it does not even feel like OOP, I want to know how to you link all the methods (or is it called functions?) in a class up and return them? I use to do this:

 

<?php
class quickFUNC
{

function note_pad()
{
// code for notepad
}

function quickAdminFunc()
{
// code for admin func

$this->note_pad();
}


}

$quickFUNC = new quickFUNC;

if(isset($_GET['id']))
{
$act = $_GET['id'];
}
else
{
$act = NULL;
}

switch ($act)
{


case 1:

//some random code to launch case 1

break;

default:
$quickFUNC ->quickAdminFunc();


?>

 

 

This was my code back in the days, as you can see the notepad was called in the admin function then made the admin function default in the case switch.  I looked at all my script and the all are layed out like this :S..

 

Can I get some help please, thank you.

[shlumph]

I'm not really sure what you're asking.  To start, think of classes as nouns.  And functions are behaviors for that noun.

 

I'd recommend reading this:

http://www.phpfreaks.com/tutorial/oo-php-part-1-oop-in-full-effect

 

[MasterACE14]

Make sure you understand the five basic concepts first:

ICAPE

 

- Inheritance

- Classification

- Abstraction

- Polymorphism

- Encapsulation