I'm trying to set up a PHP class:
class SomeClass {
private $tags = array(
'gen1' => array('some string', 1),
'gen2' => array('some string', 2),
'gen3' => array('some string', 3),
'gen4' => array('some string', 4),
'gen5' => array('some string', 5),
);
private $otherVar = $tags['gen1'][0];
}
But this throws the error:
PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '$tags'
Switching it to the usual...
private $otherVar = $this->tags['gen1'][0];
returns the same error:
PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '$this'
But accessing the variable within a function is fine:
private $otherVar;
public function someFunct() {
$this->otherVar = $this->tags['gen1'][0];
}
How can I use the previously defined class variable to define and initialize the current one, without an additional function?