php-windows Digest 22 Jul 2010 16:10:02 -0000 Issue 3844

Topics (messages 30249 through 30252):

How long before V5.3.3 hits the shelves?
        30249 by: Richard Quadling
        30250 by: Niel Archer
        30251 by: Pierre Joye

static call to an instance method in a class definition
        30252 by: samuel

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Hi.

I see we are in the process of releasing 5.3.3.

I don't know how long these things take, so I was wondering when 5.3.3
will hit php.net for downloading?

Regards,

Richard Quadling.

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The goal was for "next week" as mentioned in the RC3 notice on the 15th.
I guess that means this week now ;-)
--
Niel Archer



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hi,

Wrong list to ask :)

That's for tomorrow, as mentioned in our last mail about these
releases on internals.

Cheers,

On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 5:05 PM, Niel Archer <n...@chance.now> wrote:
> The goal was for "next week" as mentioned in the RC3 notice on the 15th.
> I guess that means this week now ;-)
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> Niel Archer
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-- 
Pierre

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Hello,
Making a mistake I just come to discover ( for myself ) a strange fiture in
php,
lets see an example :

class A{

 public $foo = 'bar';

 public function write(){

   print($this->foo);

 }

}


class B{

 public $foo = 'gnagnagna';



 public function write(){

  A::write();

 }

}


$var = new B;

$var->write();


This code will not throw excaption and output gnagnagna, it's kind of cross
définition something,
I know something like that exists in other language but I didn't expect PHP
to work like that.

Do you know this ? And why ?

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