On 23/08/2016 13:56, Alexander Lisachenko wrote:
For static methods this could be object (why not - it will be ignored)
Allowing a parameter and then completely ignoring it is what got us into
this situation in the first place.
Why does this...
$a = new reflectionMethod('A', 'foo');
$a->invoke(new DateTime);
...make any more sense than this?
$a = new reflectionMethod('A', 'foo');
$a->invoke(42);
If you want to allow an object to be passed in, it should act the same
way as a string - specify the binding context:
$a = new reflectionMethod('A', 'foo');
$a->invoke(new B); // equivalent to $a->invoke('B');
It should also go through the same check as it would for a non-static
method: must be an instance of the class being reflected.
Regards,
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Rowan Collins
[IMSoP]
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