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[2021-02-17 18:15 UTC] bernievbb at icloud dot com
Description:
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class and method are lost when __METHOD__ called in closure.
Test script:
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<?php
namespace pdox\pal;
class test
{
function test1()
{
var_dump(__METHOD__); // string(21) "pdox\pal\test::test1"
$a = function() {return __METHOD__;};
var_dump($a()); // string(18) "pdox\pal\{closure}"
$b = fn() => __METHOD__;
var_dump($b()); // string(18) "pdox\pal\{closure}"
}
}?>
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Last updated: Sat Dec 21 13:01:31 2024 UTC |
Clearly __METHOD__ is NOT just a synonym for __FUNCTION__ ... All inside a namespaced class method: NOT in closure: __FUNCTION__ => method name __METHOD__ => namespace + className + "::" + methodName __CLASS__ => namespace + className IN a closure: __FUNCTION__ => namespace + "{closure}" __METHOD__ => namespace + "{closure}" __CLASS__ => namespace + className I would expect __METHOD__ to report the closure's parent method. To be consistent with not in a closure I would also reasonably expect __METHOD__ to provide the class name. __METHOD__ and __FUNCTION__ are useless in a closure. Surely this is not intended. I see no simple alternative. Think debugging, logging etc.