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[2021-11-01 13:17 UTC] nikic@php.net
-Summary: ::class on objects using string concatenation
+Summary: Accessing class constants on objects in string
interpolation
-Type: Bug
+Type: Feature/Change Request
[2021-11-01 13:17 UTC] nikic@php.net
[2022-12-06 08:16 UTC] Aleta3215acias at gmail dot com
[2022-12-31 09:34 UTC] janettabloomquist at gmail dot com
[2023-04-22 11:34 UTC] abchsgf at gmail dot com
[2023-05-31 17:40 UTC] bethharmon12 at aol dot com
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Description: ------------ The introduced feature ::class on objects is throwing a syntax error when being used in string concatenation using curly braces. Error: PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected token "}", expecting "->" or "?->" or "{" or "[" in php shell code on line 1 Test script: --------------- class Test {}; $a = new Test(); echo "Test " . $a::class; echo "Test {$a::class}"; Expected result: ---------------- In my opinion the lines 3 and 4 should output the same result "Test Test"