Description:
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---
From manual page: http://www.php.net/function.forward-static-call
---

The manual page makes you think that this function can be used to force a static method 
call, it however doesn't. Essentially, this functions just does the same thing as does 
the :: operator, which heavily depends on the current context - as unfortunately does 
forward_static_call.

One might expect, that using a function which says in its name and description, that it 
will call static methods, that calling non-existing static methods will end up in 
__callStatic and not in __call.

Test script:
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<?php

class A {

	public function __call($name, $arguments) {
		echo("i don't want to be in here :-(");
	}

	public static function __callStatic($name, $arguments) {
		echo('i want to be in here, but how?');
	}

	public function instanceMethod() {
		// objective: call a non-existing static method,
		// so that eventually __callStatic is called and
		// can take care of things
		forward_static_call(['A', 'test']);
	}

}

(new A())->instanceMethod();

?>

Expected result:
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i want to be in here, but how?

Actual result:
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i don't want to be in here :-(