Alan Knowles wrote:
the E_STRICT warnings on static calls to non static methods are probably
usefull, (as $this could be defined totally randomly), so it does make
some sense..
btw: does that mean:
class a { function find() { } }
class b extends a { function find() { } }
// call the toplevel par
the E_STRICT warnings on static calls to non static methods are probably
usefull, (as $this could be defined totally randomly), so it does make
some sense..
btw: does that mean:
class a { function find() { } }
class b extends a { function find() { } }
// call the toplevel parent method.. (skip t
