Description:
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In an inherited function,
get_class()      gives the name of the parent class
get_class($this) gives the name of the child class.
These should be consistent and return the name of the child class.

Before you get deja vu and mark this bogus, I think that 31716 and 31616 were closed improperly as they deal with inheitance, NOT static isuses like 30964/30140.

Reproduce code:
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<?php
class Parentclass {
    function inherited_func() {
        echo "In inherited_func():\n__CLASS__ = " .     __CLASS__ . "\nget_class() = " . get_class()      . "\nget_class(\$this) = " . get_class($this) . "\n";
    }
}

class Childclass extends Parentclass {
    function func() {
        echo "In func():\n__CLASS__ = " . __CLASS__ . "\nget_class() = " . get_class()      . "\nget_class(\$this) = " . get_class($this) . "\n";
    }
}
$c = new Childclass();
echo "<pre> phpversion()=" . phpversion() . "\n";
$c->func();
$c->inherited_func();
?>

Expected result:
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I expect get_class() and get_class($this) to return "Childclass".

Actual result:
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 phpversion()=5.1.2-dev
In func():
__CLASS__ = Childclass
get_class() = Childclass
get_class($this) = Childclass
In inherited_func():
__CLASS__ = Parentclass
get_class() = Parentclass
get_class($this) = Childclass