On 19 Apr 2004 at 20:44, Marcus Boerger wrote:
> Simply decalre thos methos with an empty signature and use the
> appropriate functions to handle the arguments?
That does not work for foreign/internal interfaces/base classes.
Again: Why should we add this strictness? Since PHP is loosely
typed, you can't guarantee that a class is implementing an interface
correctly even if the method accepts the same number of
arguments...
I am NOT saying that Interfaces are useless (or would be without
strict arguments checking).
What about this case:
interface A {
public function doSomething($integer1, $integer2);
}
interface B {
public function doSomething(MyObject $obj);
}
class Impl implements A, B
{
// "Overloaded" - supports both doSomething() interfaces
public function doSomething()
{
// Use var_args to distinquish the two doSomething()'s
}
}
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