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[2009-01-11 15:20 UTC] ninzya at inbox dot lv
Description:
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See details below
Reproduce code:
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index.php:
1: <?php
2:
3: class Test {
4: public static function Fn() {
5: return 'Passed';
6: }
7: }
8:
9: echo ::Test::Fn();
10:
11: ?>
Expected result:
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Passed
Actual result:
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Parse error: parse error in D:\WebServer\PHP-5.3a3\index.php on line 9
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A BACKSLASH? FAIL. That's very very BAD idea. The code has become NOT readable, it looks like HDD DISK DUMP, FILE LIST, CRAP. It would be good if you change your mind about NS separator before releasing 5.3.0 and leave "::" as ns sep., or at least pick dot (".") or something, NOT BACKSLASH. I suggest you less chatting with your collegues and more chat with people when deciding about things like namespace separators. I have read your wiki, where devs suggest ":)", "^^", "**", "%%" as separators - that's not serious. What's wrong with "::"? Why it was necessary to change it to something like backslash? Backslash is the last thing u should implement in this case. I'm completely not comfortable with use of backslash as separator, and 100% of other people i guess too.