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[2014-02-26 16:58 UTC] maciej dot sz at gmail dot com
Description:
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Private methods are owned by the classes in which they are used, so there should be no problem with the following code:
Test script:
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class Foo {
private function fooMethod(){}
}
class Bar extends Foo {
private static function fooMethod(){}
}
Expected result:
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Sounds like the Bar::fooMethod() tries to override the Foo::fooMethod(), even though the Foo::fooMethod() is not a part of the Bar class. They should not affect each other due to private visibility.
Actual result:
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The test code produces:
Fatal error: Cannot make non static method Foo::fooMethod() static in class Bar in /home/www/workspace/tests/static_private_override.php on line 9
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Would break what exactly? Can you give an example? It's private scope we're talking about. C#, Java and C++ don't complain, only PHP does. Here are some test apps if you like: test.cpp: class Foo { private: void fooMethod(){} }; class Bar : Foo { private: static void fooMethod(){} }; int main() { return 0; } Program.cs: using System; namespace MonoTest { class Foo { private void FooMethod(){} } class Bar : Foo { private static void FooMethod(){} } class MainClass { public static void Main (string[] args) { var b = new Bar (); } } } Foo.java: public class Foo { private void foo(){} } Bar.java: public class Bar extends Foo { public static void foo(){} public static void main(String [] args){ System.out.println("I'm in bar"); } }