Hi all,
This works (albeit with an abstract class error):
---
class Result implements Countable { }
$result = new Result();
---
Switching their order:
---
$result = new Result();
class Result implements Countable { }
---
gives :
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Fatal error: Class 'Result' not found in /tmp/not_defined.php on line 2
---
If I remove the interface, everything is peachy:
---
$result = new Result();
class Result { }
---
So as a user of PHP I was quite surprised that a class with an interface
must be in the code flow to be defined.
Is there anything (easy) that we can do to support this case?
Thanks
Paul
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