On Thu, May 31, 2007 1:06 pm, Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
>> It's already supported, but buggy right now. I don't believe fixing
>> it
>> for odd cases will bother anyone.
>
> Well, I'm for one not sure that callback in form array('B',
> 'parent::foo') shouldn't error out instead (I know it works now, but
> it
> never states in the docs it's legal and I don't think it was intended
> to
> work). Otherwise next thing would be array('B', 'C::foo') and that'd
> be
> a real mess.
Seems to me that anybody who thinks they need this can lookup the
parent of B and construct the right array in the first place...
I'm sure the patch is nifty, but it seems better to me to just error
out as well.
What about array('B', 'self::foo') -- I can see how that's needed to
call the static method, I guess...
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