Hi all, I've had a short glance at the user-notes at http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop.php, and I saw that many people write things which are already described in the following pages. While thinking why they would do that, one of the possibilities which came to mind was that the titles of the following sections are not really well-named.
While a C++ book would have a section title "Inheritance", we have "extends", etc. On one hand, having just titles like "extends", "::", etc. it's easy to get them into e.g. a chm-index, on the other hand titles like "inheritance" or "scope operator" would be probably better as a title and in the TOC. Any ideas? Thomas P.S.: Since info like configuration, etc. moves now also into the "extension- or module-sections", the title "Function reference" becomes also not really accurate (consider numbering of chapters, etc.).
