Re: [SPAM] Re: [PHP-GTK-DEV] E_STRICT renamings

Steph, > Can you explain to me how that's better than either fixing at Engine > level or recommending display_startup_errors is switched off? Because PHP does not have any way to do this (java): > ((ParentClass)object)->methodThatIsOverWrittenInSubClass(); the only way to do this in php is via Reflection, which is very, very unconvenient. Further, while making the changes, I saw that the things that the methods do are really different. So if a subclass overwrites a method defined in an ancestor class, you have nearly no way to get that parent method functionality back. While methods with the same signature most likely do the same things and sometimes even call the parent, this is not true for methods with different signatures. Thus renaming them is the only way to make the functionality accessible for the user at all. > And please don't take unilateral decisions without discussion. I thought the discussion was open for some months. And Andrei seemed to have the same opinion. -- Regards/MfG, Christian Weiske