There is one exception to this. Methods that are named solely with an
underscore, _(), are not to be considered private. This method name
is used when a class has a method that we use frequently, for example
JText::_('translate some text').
JObject
JObject is a common base class. It provides constructor compatibility between
PHP 4 and 5, and provides some common methods. For information about using
JObject as a parent class, refer to Chapter 2.
Properties
_errors : array Object error history
Constructors
JObject( ) : JObject
This constructor removes the need for subclasses to use the className() style
constructor. Subclasses need only define the __construct() constructor, which,
if PHP 5 is not being used, is called by this method. Although this constructor
does not define any parameters, this does not restrict the subclasses. Multiple
parameters can still be used, all of which will be passed to the highest level
__construct() method.
__construct( ) : JObject
This constructor is designed to be overridden in subclasses.
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