already a bug report about it and is now
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> > I'm using Windows XP Apache 2.2 build with VC9 x86 from Apache Lounge.
> > 5.4.0alpha1 works, but 5.4.0alpha2 is broken with "
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definition.
> Since early binding is quite complex, it is best to assume classes always
> are defined at run-time and define them before use.
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Hello internals,
I've occurred an inconsistent problem:
This works and print "foo".
The result is "Fatal error: Class 'C' not found". Is this result expected?
Why?
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, "dynamic" initialization of static variable is
expected and meaningful.
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and doesn't?
>
>
For example:
This result is more or less expected since type hinting only works on
variable types, and the argument 'c' is a string, but as a type, the
interface i cannot hint the fact that class c "is a type of i".
Thanks for your patient reply!
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ass which implements it.
Sorry to raise so many complaint, but these inconsistencies bring me a big
headache when developing. I would like to hear the design rules of PHP5's
object model, at least, the explanations of the above inconsistencies.
Thanks very much!
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is allowed
in interfaces, why?), which means this programming diagram is not officially
supported.
Since PHP 5.3 introduces late static binding, so is there any chance that
"static::" under static context behaves like $this under dynamic context?
Then the codes will be a little shorter a
Nobody is interested in this topic? Another confusing feature is "static
function", which is allowed in interface, but not allowed in abstract class,
any explanation or reason for this? Thanks :-)
2009/5/16 Jingcheng Zhang
> Hello all,
>
> Maybe I have not found its deta
follow the dynamic inheritance rule ( $this on dynamic, or
prototype delegation on JavaScript) ?
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;; // Correct, "foo" is
$this->bar = 'BAR'; // Should be OK, as "bar" is private property of
*class c* here
}
}
?>
Thanks.
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nformation, because the extension
> > applies to the whole file at once. Simply defining the contents of a
> > file does not imply any organization whatsoever.
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> > What the original proposal *does* do is provide a namespace prefix - it
> > defines a scope within
43.phpt
diff -N tests/lang/043.phpt
--- /dev/null 1 Jan 1970 00:00:00 -0000
+++ tests/lang/043.phpt 6 Mar 2007 14:43:49 -
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+--TEST--
+Dynamic call for static methods
+--FILE--
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+===DONE===
+--EXPECT--
+bar
+===DONE===
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Sorry, I've forgotten the "extends" keywords in the example codes:
2007/4/5, Jingcheng Zhang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi internals,
I used to use abstract static function prior to php 5.2, because when
I consider static class as a singleton, I can use abstract static
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ature, or, is it just not the natural way? Thanks :)
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