Julian Reich wrote:
Hi,
I recently started porting an application to PHP 5.3.
1. While testing the new namespace implementation I noticed the following:
<?php
namespace Test1;
function fooBar() { echo 'Test1::fooBar()' . PHP_EOL; }
namespace Test2;
use Test1;
Test1::fooBar();
Executing the code above results in a warning: "The use statement with
non-compound name 'Test1' has no effect in [...]".
I understand the rationale behind this warning but it simply isn't true:
omitting the use statement results in a fatal error: "Class
'Test2::Test1' not found in [...]".
Since the following code executes without warning or error I think the
code above (without use statement) should also execute just fine.
<?php
namespace Test1::Test2;
function fooBar() { echo 'Test1::Test2::fooBar()' . PHP_EOL; }
namespace Test3;
Test1::Test2::fooBar();
This is a clear bug, please report it at bugs.php.net
Greg
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