I've a little issue with exception, however this isn't particular
bound to the new mechanism and existed before.
When calling a static method of a class from an objects method, the
stack trace does not reveal the class name of the static class
containing the static method.
Example:
$ cat test_exception.php
<?php
class StaticClass {
function staticMethod() {
throw new Exception("example");
}
}
class InstantiateMe {
function method() {
#throw new Exception("example");
StaticClass::staticMethod();
}
}
$obj = new InstantiateMe;
$obj->method();
?>
Output:
$ php test_exception.php
Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'exception' with message 'example' in
/home/mfischer/htdocs/php5/test_exception.php:4
Stack trace:
#0 /home/mfischer/htdocs/php5/test_exception.php(11): InstantiateMe->staticMethod()
#1 /home/mfischer/htdocs/php5/test_exception.php(16): InstantiateMe->method()
#2 {main}
thrown in /home/mfischer/htdocs/php5/test_exception.php on line 4
Of special interest, see #0 containing the line:
InstantiateMe->staticMethod()
instead of e.g.
StaticClass::staticMethod()
At least, saying 'InstantiateMe->' looks wrong to me as I'm calling
'StaticClass::' actually.
- Markus
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