I've been doing some level of PHP programming for many years now, and
have in the past few months started implementing lots of the core PHP5
features into a new project, when I noticed some interesting issues
with objects and classes.
I'm having some problems with Object Oriented PHP5, namely when a class
isn't defined correctly no errors are produced during object
instantiation. For example if a method which violates a global
namespace is defined inside a class I cannot get PHP to throw an error
when that class is instantiated. PHP will catch simple errors such as
lines not ending in semicolons, but doesn't catch these more 'global'
issues.
Worst of all, in my example where I violate the namespace, the program
fatally dies and does so silently.
If anyone else has experienced this issue, or if anyone knows how to
get these types of errors to report themselves, it would be much
appreciated.
I'm sure this has been covered before and I just couldn't find the
answer to my question on the board.
Again, any help is much appreciated.
Thanks,
Nate 6 1422 n8*****@gmail.com said the following on 09/04/2006 00:44: I'm having some problems with Object Oriented PHP5, namely when a class isn't defined correctly no errors are produced during object instantiation. For example if a method which violates a global namespace is defined inside a class I cannot get PHP to throw an error when that class is instantiated. PHP will catch simple errors such as lines not ending in semicolons, but doesn't catch these more 'global' issues.
What do you mean "a method which violates a global namespace?" Can you
give an example?
--
Oli
class TestClass
{
public function list(){
echo 'list';
}
}
`list` is a built in PHP method, so by declaring it in an object, it
violates the global namespace. php won't complain about this method
being in the class, until you try to instantiate it as an object. then
it will just fatally fail silently.
Nate said the following on 09/04/2006 02:03: class TestClass { public function list(){ echo 'list'; } }
`list` is a built in PHP method, so by declaring it in an object, it violates the global namespace.
list() is actually not a function/method, but a language construct, and
as such, doesn't belong to any namespace.
Use of language constructs as method names is not allowed, however, use
of "global" function names is, replace your "list" example with "count",
for example.
php won't complain about this method being in the class,
Yes it does, if you have errors set appropriately. With E_ALL, I get
the following message:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_LIST, expecting T_STRING ...
--
Oli
I guess I really shouldn't use the term namespace, I suppose what I
meant was reserved names, or things PHP has already used so it doesn't
want you to use them.
So, I'm still having the issues I described and my error level is set
to E_ALL as well according to my php.ini file.
I'll look more into my error reporting setup, but for now, using
language constructs in objects causes my setup to fail silently with
errors set to E_ALL, but it's nice to know that PHP will catch these
errors if setup correctly and that objects can have methods whose names
are the same as global function names.
Nate wrote: I guess I really shouldn't use the term namespace, I suppose what I meant was reserved names, or things PHP has already used so it doesn't want you to use them.
So, I'm still having the issues I described and my error level is set to E_ALL as well according to my php.ini file.
I'll look more into my error reporting setup, but for now, using language constructs in objects causes my setup to fail silently with errors set to E_ALL, but it's nice to know that PHP will catch these errors if setup correctly and that objects can have methods whose names are the same as global function names.
I'm afriad you'll need to provide the actual code that causes the
problem, as well as the precise version number of PHP.
Using a reserved keyword would cause PHP to fail at the parsing stage,
so the scenario you described shouldn't happen. Also, names of global
functions are available as method names of a class.
On 9 Apr 2006 15:19:40 -0700, "Nate" <n8*****@gmail.com> wrote: So, I'm still having the issues I described and my error level is set to E_ALL as well according to my php.ini file.
The error reporting can overridden by a error_reporting() call. You
might want to make sure you don't have one of those (or alternatively
put one in and set it to E_ALL).
You definately have something wrong with your error reporting. This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics
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