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Re: Calling an object from another in PHP using construct 4 Weeks Ago by aishamushtaq To avoid infinite loops when including objects of multiple classes in PHP OOP: 1. Use dependency injection to pass objects as dependencies. 2. Review class design for circular dependencies. 3. Refactor classes to break cyclic dependencies if necessary. Re: minimal-mvc: Frugal PHP micro-framework with basic routing and templating 1 Week Ago by Dani … an almost necessary way to organize code, work with data objects, and work with data stores. For example, in the most…. In the case of DaniWeb, there are Post objects, Thread objects, Forum objects, and Member objects, and pretty much all functionality can be accomplished… Re: minimal-mvc: Frugal PHP micro-framework with basic routing and templating 1 Week Ago by Dani > In the case of DaniWeb, there are Post objects, Thread objects, Forum objects, and Member objects, and pretty much all functionality can be accomplished… Re: Unpopular Opinion: Bootstrap+jquery+CI is the best thing since sliced bread 2 Weeks Ago by pyeri …, it is just feeble wrappers on top of core PHP objects like `$_SESSION`, `$_POST`, etc. With a framework like CodeIgniter, you… Paris Olympics Ticket Information Chatbot with Memory Using LangChain 2 Months Ago by usmanmalik57 … following script. The `chat_history` list will contain `HumanMessage` and `AIMessage` objects corresponding to user queries and chatbot responses. Next, while invoking… response. Inside the `generate_response_with_memory()` function, we create `HumanMessage` and `AIMessage` objects using the user queries and chatbot responses and add them… Re: Calling an object from another in PHP using construct 1 Month Ago by FarrisFahad … should I create an object? I want objects to use other methods from other objects. Your example is good ... class A { private… Using Natural Language to Query SQL Databases with Python LangChain Module 2 Months Ago by usmanmalik57 … so, we need a large language model (LLM) and database objects. The following script imports the GPT-4 LLM via LangChain… Calling an object from another in PHP using construct 1 Month Ago by FarrisFahad How can I include objects in each other using PHP OOP? I have 3 classes all classes make use of one another. I am trying to call them on `__construct` but it's creating an infinite calls to one another. How can I solve this? Re: Calling an object from another in PHP using construct 1 Month Ago by Dani I'm not understanding your question. You can definitely create objects within the methods of other classes. As pritaeas says, please post some code so we can understand better. Re: Extract Tabular Data from PDF Images using Hugging Face Table Transformer 1 Month Ago by Harini sri Hi, Thank you so much for the above code. Its giving better results compared to other libraries. I have few questions. In some tables, I have common column name for three columns and further I have sub columns like below.... in these cases the tables are not getting extracted properly...Do you have any suggestions for handling such cases? Also … Re: Using Natural Language to Query SQL Databases with Python LangChain Module 1 Month Ago by aishamushtaq very helpful Re: Calling an object from another in PHP using construct 1 Month Ago by pritaeas Show some code of how you expect it to work. Re: Calling an object from another in PHP using construct 1 Month Ago by jkon In every OOP language that I know you can create infinite recursive loops in a construction method . Lets play a bit with it in PHP: class A { private $obj; public function __construct() { $this->obj = new B(); } } class B { private $obj; public … Re: Calling an object from another in PHP using construct 1 Month Ago by pritaeas That causes an infinite loop as described by jkon. I'd go for a container class: ```php class Container { private $A; private $B; private $C; public function __construct($A, $B, $C) { $this->A = $A; $this->B = $B; $this->C = $C; } } $A = new A(); $B = new B(); $C = new … Re: Calling an object from another in PHP using construct 1 Month Ago by Dani I feel like you're going to end up in an infinite loop if you create a new A from the constructor function of class A. Same with class B having `new B()` in its contruxtor, and and C having `new C()` in its constructor. Re: Calling an object from another in PHP using construct 1 Month Ago by Dani Oh, sorry. I didn't see the post by pritaeas. Re: Objects 13 Years Ago by Momerath … values Properties can refer to objects or values. Methods are not objects, but you can have objects that reference methods (events and delegates… statement is almost true :) There are other methods that create objects other than using new to instantiate them in the .NET… Re: Objects as arguments 15 Years Ago by Ezzaral "Objects are the same" is the entire purpose of the equals() method. [url]http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-jtp05273.html[/url] Objects 13 Years Ago by james6754 … passed in to the constructor. I know I can create objects myself such as myob1,myob2,myob3 etc and store different… values in those objects. What I want to know is..can I make an… do this.. So therefore if I wanted to make new objects every time different values are passed in to the constructor… Re: Objects 13 Years Ago by james6754 … heap. I am thinking that variables are objects, methods are variables, properties are objects etc...I think this is confusing me the… if the above are actually classed as objects or do you only class the objects as instances you create with the new… Re: Objects 13 Years Ago by james6754 Hmmm, stumped! It seems like this is going against what I have learnt to now....you say multiple objects...do you mean one object would be the set of values in a list or database? If not can you advise anywhere I can read about multiple objects..? Thanks James Re: Objects 13 Years Ago by Momerath ….Title, bookData); // Object 3[/code] We've create multiple book objects and stored them in the dictionary (this is what I… believe your instructor means about multiple objects). We can now iterate through all the books if we… Re: Objects 13 Years Ago by james6754 Thanks! This is what I thought...you would just create one object..but my lecturer was saying that you create a whole number of objects, which I could not understand. But the reality is that you create one object and send values to that object, saving each different set of values as you go! Thanks, understand now! Re: Objects 13 Years Ago by Momerath … to store stuff in a database. As for the multiple objects, you'd create one object for each book. Maybe that… Re: Objects 13 Years Ago by jay.gadhavi … c# class, the object will be as below > Form objects > Local Variables > Parent Class , and parent class accessible… objects > Local, Global Declared ADO Controls, which will be used … objects 15 Years Ago by QuantNeeds …. But now I am struggling with another issue: getting my objects recognized. And also, must I always have an object? Because… Objects 13 Years Ago by james6754 … something similar to this before. I understand how to use objects and what they do etc... What I am struggling to… Re: Objects 13 Years Ago by kvprajapati … storage in the heap. These areas of storage define "Objects". Read - [URL="http://www.petebecker.com/js/js199906… Re: Objects 13 Years Ago by Momerath … 'boxes' value types when it needs to treat them as objects. Re: Objects 13 Years Ago by Momerath No, int is a value type. [code]Form f = new MyForm();[/code] There is an object :) One way to tell if something is going to be an object is to ask yourself "Can it be set to null?" Value types can't be set to null (though there are nullable value types which are objects that act like value types).