Besides of talk a lot of not useful things, there goes my code:
1 public static $_INT = 'INTEGER';
2 protected $_name = 'projetos';
3 protected $_primary = 'id';
4 protected $_fields = Array (
Array ('id', self::$_INT)
);
I'm having an error on line 4.
self::$_INT
is an expression, you cannot use an expression in the declaration of a property in a class, you can only use static values.
You will have to initialise $_fields
in the constructor if you want to do this.
Like
class MyClass {
public static $_INT = 'INTEGER';
protected $_name = 'projetos';
protected $_primary = 'id';
protected $_fields;
public function __construct() {
$this->fields = Array (
Array ('id', self::$_INT)
);
}
}
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