If you create a property in the Resource class to reuse it in methods, make it STATIC.
Both form() and table() methods are static, so if you use something like $this->options, it will throw an error.
Create a static property and then use it as self::$options
class ProductResource extends Resource{ protected array $options; protected static array $staticOptions; public static function form(Form $form): Form { $options = $this->options; // will throw error $options = self::$staticOptions; // this will works } public static function table(Table $table): Table { $options = $this->options; // will throw error $options = self::$staticOptions; // this will works }}
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