Hello there,
I've been working on some code, while developing on PHP 5.3. The code
resembles the following structure:
<?php
interface ezcSearchQuery
{
public function limit( $limit, $offset = '' );
}
interface ezcSearchFindQuery extends ezcSearchQuery
{
}
class ezcSearchFindQuerySolr implements ezcSearchFindQuery
{
public function limit( $limit = 10, $offset = 0 )
{
$this->limit = $limit;
$this->offset = $offset;
}
}
?>
No problems at all while development, no warnings, no errors. Now when I
deployed this on a PHP 5.2 machine it bombed out, with the following
*correct* message:
Fatal error: Declaration of ezcSearchFindQuerySolr::limit() must be
compatible with that of ezcSearchQuery::limit() in /tmp/tmp/index.php on
line 11
And this really sucks. I made a mistake in my code (wrongly implemented
interface) and I get no warning (not even E_STRICT)... and then deploy
it and it bails out on me. We can't have this. We need *warnings*
(actually, it should be E_FATAL) for those cases in order to avoid
problems. I don't know who removed this check, but please put it back
in!
regards,
Derick
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