In this case I’m really doing both an overload AND an override.
That is, the second class uses the name of a function that is also included in the class that it extends, but the number of arguments are not the same.

I fear this is going to be a nightmare in php.
I’ve seen some code that uses args[] to kind of simulate it.

Any ideas?
[code]
class Overloaded
{
function OverLoadMe($sVal1, $sVal2)
{
return $sVal1 . $sVal2
}
}

class OverLoader extends Overloaded
{
$sVal1 = "I got this internally, maybe from a database";
function OverLoadMe($sVal2)
{
return this->OverLoadMe($sVal1, $sVal2);
}
}
[/code]

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