Hi!
I was unclear there, sorry. I was thinking of the situation where 'I use
a class that happens to have the same name as the namespace in a
third-party lib I need to use in my application'.
Why would you do that? I.e. suppose there's library having namespace
Zend::Controller::Action::Plugin - why would your name your class
Zend::Controller::Action::Plugin and not Steph::Controller::Action::Plugin?
As it is now, every call to class::method() not accompanied with use
should produce E_WARNING.
? That's certainly not how I read it.
That's what is says:
If the "use" statement is missing, an E_WARNING should also be thrown to
alert the user to the ambiguity
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