Description:
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Please add a way to get the fully qualified class or interface name without the need to create an object. While it is possible to declare a static variable in classes as a workaround, this will not work with interfaces, as you can't declare members inside them. A common trick I've seen is to use a constant:

namespace Foo\Bar;

interface A {
  const __NAME = __CLASS__;
}

factory(Bar\A::__NAME); // calls factory with '\Foo\Bar\A'

Though this won't work with inheritance. The magic __NAMESPACE__ constant is also no help when importing namespaces. I propose to use the __CLASS__ keyword to implement such a feature, as it is not allowed to have a class constant of this name:

namespace Foo\Bar {
  interface A {}
}

namespace Orange\Banana {
  use Foo\Bar;
  echo Bar\A::__CLASS__; // should print "Foo\Bar\A"
}