On 2016-08-23 16:20, Alexander Lisachenko wrote:
Ok, how can I invoke Parent::whoami() with reflection and get exactly
"Child" as an output?
class Parent {
public static function whoami() {
echo static::class;
}
}
class Child extends Parent {
public static function whoami() {
echo "Don't call me now!';
parent::whoami();
}
}
Could you do it without reflection, then? I don't think so.
Thus, I think your "use case" is broken by design.
If you need to call Parent::whoami with the Child scope,
maybe you shouldn't override the method in Child class at all.
If this kind of functionality is generally needed,
maybe it could be borrowed from C++:
obj_b->A::whoami();
Translated to PHP/Reflection:
new ReflectionMethod("B", "A::whoami")->invoke();
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Lauri Kenttä
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