On 08/08/2016 17:23, Niklas Keller wrote:
Loading only full qualified names will lead to strange bugs.
The suggestion is to require *qualified* names (at least one \ in the
call), not to require *fully qualified* names (leading \ and full
namespace path). Function name resolution already requires that to
reference anything other than a global function, or the exact current
namespace.
The only scheme I can think of where it would matter is
one-function-per-file, like Smarty's plugin loader.
# file foo.php
namespace Acme\Plugins;
function foo() { echo 'Hello world'; }
# file bar.php
namespace Acme\Plugins;
function bar() { foo(); } # will not autoload
Compared to "hundreds of lines of existing code will go slowly unless
you liberally sprinkle with \", having to remind people not to do that
seems like a small price to pay.
Regards,
--
Rowan Collins
[IMSoP]
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