Description:
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I would have thought that I could declare a static array in a class with an index in the declaration, but I can't. I must instead use array() to specify the desired index and value. Nowhere in the docs, that I could find, does it say that you can't specify an index in a static array declaration.

I saw in another bug that PHP does not allow the use of variable data at compile time, and I guess since static variables are dealt with at compile time, you can't be assigning data to a variable index. But even if the index is define()ed beforehand, it still doesn't work.

Reproduce code:
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<?php
define('INDEX', 'index');
class myclass {
    // Does not with either the string 'index' or
    // the constant INDEX.
    public static $variable['index'] = 'some value';
  //public static $variable = array('index' => 'some value'); This does work.
}
echo myclass::$variable['index'];
?>



Expected result:
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some value

Actual result:
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Parse error: parse error, unexpected '[', expecting ',' or ';' in ... on line 6