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Using the $this->m_type, I now get

*Fatal error*: Class unit_project: Cannot inherit from undefined class 
project in 
*/usr/local/service/tidred/docs/achievo/modules/unit/class.unit_project.inc* 
on line *4
*
, where line 4 is

class unit_project extends project {

It looks like I must include class.project.inc, correct?

/Jonas

Ivo Jansch wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Jonas Lincoln wrote:
>
> > And of course, there is no node unit.project. I'd like to point to 
> > either project (naturally) or unit.unit_project. Is this a flaw in 
> > achievo, or have I missed something?
>
>
> No this is a flaw. I'll look into what's the problem. In any case, 
> there's a workaround:
>
> Replace this:
>
> >  function unit_project() {
> >    $this->project();
>
> with:
>
> function unit_project()
> {
>   $this->project();
>   $this->m_type = "unit_project";
>
> The links created use this parameter to atkNode() to create the links.
> This parameter is set to 'project' in the project baseclass.
> So it goes wrong when you call $this->project() since it will then use 
> 'project' as node name. This would be ok if it would then recognize 
> that project is not in the unit module, but that's a second bug actually.
>
> The second line resets the internal node type to the correct value.
>
> It would be nice if the baseclasses would accept a parameter to their 
> constructor to pass the new nodename ($this->project("myproject")), 
> but that's not implemented at the moment.
>
> Greetings,
> Ivo