Description:
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It isn't possible to have a class method whose name is the same as any of the 
language constructs, e.g. array(), doing so creates a parse error as follows:

PHP Parse error: parse error, expecting `T_STRING' in - on line 8

The error message is somewhat cryptic and confusing when it affects code which 
looks 
otherwise perfectly valid.

This perhaps isn't a big deal for most people as the work around is to rename your 
method. It is a problem when using a different name for the method is undesirable 
(e.g. I'm creating a framework in PHP which emulates that from a different 
programming language, so ideally the method names should be the same).

Test script:
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<?php

$test=new testClass();
$test->array();

class testClass
{
	public function array()
	{
		echo("testClass::array() called.");
	}
}

?>

Expected result:
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testClass::array() called.

Actual result:
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PHP Parse error: parse error, expecting `T_STRING' in - on line 8