> 2. But this test misses warning > > > <?php > $q = 1; > if ($q) { > class C {} > class D {} > } > > class A { > function bar(C $c) {} > } > class B extends A { > function bar(D $D) { > echo "ok\n"; > } > } > ?>
The code detects this as an error but intentionally does not report it because in other cases a warning is already issued and I did not want to re-issue the warning again. I'll dig into this more to see why it is not issued the first time in this case. However, this should *remain* a warning to be consistent with existing code. When a class extends another non-abstract class and there isn't an interface involved then it's only a warning. We should fix this in PHP 8.0 for all cases. -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php