Hello !
During french PHP test fest, i have tested
ReflectionMethod::getPrototype(), and the result is... strange.
This is the PHPT file :
--TEST--
--FILE--
<?php
class Hello {
public function sayHelloTo($name) {}
}
class HelloWorld extends Hello {
public function sayHelloTo($name) {}
}
$reflectionMethod = new ReflectionMethod('HelloWorld', 'sayHelloTo');
$prototype = $reflectionMethod->getPrototype();
echo $prototype->class . '::' . $prototype->name;
?>
--EXPECT--
Hello::sayHelloTo
In my opinion, result is strange because i'm expecting
HelloWorld::sayHelloTo instead of Hello::sayHelloTo.
More strange, if i'm using 'Hello' as class instead of 'HelloWorld' as
first argument of ReflectionMethod constructor,
ReflectionMethod::getPrototype() throw an exception because for PHP,
Hello::sayHelloTo() method has no prototype...
So, i think there is a problem.
Your opinion ?
Best regards,
Fred
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