I've been working on code that's intended to be used with objects, without really caring what the kind of object is. I wanted to type hint that the method being written expected an object of any type, but ran into some difficulty.
I tried function myFunc (object $obj)
and function myFunc (stdClass $obj)
but both of these generated errors when I tried to pass objects in:
Catchable fatal error: Argument 1 passed to MyClass::MyFunc() must be an instance of object, instance of ObjectActualClass given
The same happened with stdClass
as well
What am I missing? I thought that all classes that didn't explicitly inherit from another class inherited from stdClass
, meaning that the base class of every class in PHP would be stdClass
. Is this not the case?
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