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Doc Bug #30443 Documentation error on language.oop5.basic.php
Submitted: 2004-10-15 11:50 UTC Modified: 2004-10-15 12:45 UTC
From: alex at passant dot org Assigned:
Status: Not a bug Package: Documentation problem
PHP Version: 5.0.1 OS:
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 [2004-10-15 11:50 UTC] alex at passant dot org 
Description:
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On http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.basic.php, you wrote:

"Every class definition begins with the keyword class, followed by a class name, which can be any name that isn't a  reserved word in PHP."

Then:

"
<?php
class SimpleClass
{

"

So I think there's a mistake in the first sentence, as - I assume - class definition should begin ith the class name, followed by the 'class' keyword.

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 [2004-10-15 12:24 UTC] tularis@php.net 
I quote "Every class definition begins with the keyword class". It seems it does begin with the keyword 'class' ('class' is the keyword). And THEN it shows the name of the class to be defined, in this example being 'SimpleClass'. So, first the keyword, followed by a valid class name.

There is no such bug in documentation.
 [2004-10-15 12:39 UTC] alex at passant dot org 
You're right, I thaught it was dealing about class name, (instead of class definition).

Sorry.
 [2004-10-15 12:45 UTC] goba@php.net 
User error -> bogus.
 
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