Hello Jochem,
using 'protected' for __call() hides that mechanism from the outside world,
hence the behavior is correct. Just drop protected and it should work as you
expect.
marcus
Sunday, April 4, 2004, 9:49:44 PM, you wrote:
> the following code does not do what I expect, I made this test case
> after a new version of PHP5 was put on the system I am developing
> yesterday and some of my code no longer works:
> <?
> Class CallMe
> {
> public function setup()
> {
> $this->fakeMethod();
> }
> protected function __call($method, $params)
> {
> echo 'you called CallMe::'.$method."\n";
> }
> }
> echo <<< ___THEEND
> EXPECTED RESULT:
> -----------------------------------------
> you called CallMe::fakeMethod
> ACTUAL RESULT:
> -----------------------------------------
> ___THEEND;
> $obj = new CallMe();
> $obj->setup();
?>>
> running the script on 'PHP 5.0.0RC2-dev (cli) (built: Apr 4 2004
> 13:07:13) (DEBUG)' gives me:
> <snip>
> EXPECTED RESULT:
> -----------------------------------------
> you called CallMe::fakeMethod
> ACTUAL RESULT:
> -----------------------------------------
> PHP Fatal error: Call to protected method CallMe::__call() from context
> '' in /var/www/santos/test/call.protected.php on line 7
> Fatal error: Call to protected method CallMe::__call() from context ''
> in /var/www/santos/test/call.protected.php on line 7
> </snip>
> Have I misunderstood the way PHP5 works?
> Or maybe something is broken? does anyone else get an error?
> I don't rule out that this could be something specific to the machine I
> am on, unfortunately I am limited by knowledge and access in determining
> if this is the case.
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