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Description: ------------ When calling Stomp::readFrame on an instance of the Stomp class, it would be helpful if a custom class which extends StompFrame is returned. Example - Stomp::readFrame accepts a parameter of which class to return. <?php class CustomFrame extends StompFrame {} /* setup client and get to a point where reading frame is required */ if ($client->hasFrame()) { $frame = $client->readFrame('CustomFrame'); } ?> There are other places where the Stomp client could be told which class to return by Stomp::readFrame, like the constructor or when subscribing, but defining the class in Stomp::readFrame would give the most flexibility. Expected result: ---------------- Class returned by calling Stomp::readFrame is an instance of CustomFrame