Hi!
It does not allow calling both with the same import name, but it does allow:
<?php
namespace blah;
include 'thing1.php';
include 'thing2.php';
use class ::foo;
use namespace ::foo as another;
foo::blah(); // static method
another::blah(); // namespace function
?>
It's basically the same that my proposal does, only you have to work
twice as hard (two use's) and remember which name you assigned to what -
and you still would have to rewrite the code to use another:: - so you
have to both add use's _and_ rewrite the actual call code. And you'd
have to do it even if names in class foo have nothing to do with names
in namespace foo.
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