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It seems that class methods are not really part of the class. The scope of a method definition is global not local to the class. I have tried the following: class CMyClass { function Print () { } } It doesn't work because the PHP parser thinks that the "Print" method is the "print" PHP global function. I have tried to force scope: class CMyClass { function CMyClass::Print () { } } But it doesn't work. The only solution I found is to use an other name for my method, even if it really prints something.