Benjamin Schulz wrote: > Hi all, > > import Foo::Bar AS DomDocument; > import Foo::Exception; > import MyStuff::Dom::XsltProcessor; > > Result in a "Fatal error: Import name '...' conflicts with defined class" > Of course i want to refer to my own exception in my application or > framework as "Exception", and of course i want to use it without > prefixes (import myStuff::Exception AS MyStuffException), i wouldn't use > namespace otherwise (there is no other benefit, right?). > It's not that one accidentally puts an "import Foo::Exception" in his > file .. > > Is there a good reason for this bevhaviour that i don't see? There is > still ::Exception to access the class in the global namespace. > > regards, > Benjamin
Hi Benjamin, If you are aliasing a class to the same name as an existing class, you should also import that class with another name: <?php import ::Exception as Notused; import Foo::Exception; ?> This is somewhat unintuitive, but is pretty simple to solve. Greg -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
