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[2005-01-17 11:36 UTC] alan_k@php.net
Description:
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the class of an overloaded class is not honouring the fact that it's parent is overloaded. (as per previous releases)
Reproduce code:
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class ddo_base {
echo "METHOD: ".$method;
function __call($method,$args,&$return) {
return true;
}
}
class ddo extends ddo_test {
}
overload("ddo_base");
$x = new ddo_base;
$x->helloWorld();
$x = new ddo;
$x->helloWorld();
Expected result:
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METHOD: ddo_testMETHOD: helloworldMETHOD: ddoMETHOD: helloworld
Actual result:
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METHOD: ddo_testMETHOD: helloworld
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: helloworld() in ....
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agh... try again.. class ddo_base { function __call($method,$args,&$return) { echo "METHOD:".$method; return true; } } class ddo extends ddo_base { } overload("ddo_base"); $x = new ddo_base; $x->helloWorld(); $x = new ddo; $x->helloWorld();Overload changes class' handlers, but not it's descendants' handlers. Thus, class "ddo" doesn't know about handlers for ddo_base. Simplest way to fix it would be to do: overload("ddo") Other way would be to make fcall opcode to traverse all object hierarchy in hope there would be handler somewhere, but it seems to be somewhat slow.