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(0004494)
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rodchyn
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03-29-10 09:56
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I mean that I can't add global classes when passing type hint to function arguments.
In other places global classes work fine. |
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(0004888)
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Craige
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01-05-11 06:42
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Considering nobody has looked at this in 9 months, I took a look into the source.
quercus/com/caucho/quercus/parser/QuercusParser.java line 4468 - 4475
if (_lexeme.indexOf('\\') >= 0) {
throw error(L.l("namespace identifier is not allowed at '{0}'",
_lexeme));
}
else if (_peek == '\\') {
throw error(L.l("namespace identifier is not allowed at '{0}\\'",
_lexeme));
}
It seems Quercus is explicitly disallowing referencing the global namespace, but I could be wrong. This was just a 5 min dig into the source. I'm going to dig further into it and see if I can dig up/patch the problem, but I'm not really a Quercus developer. |
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Craige
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01-05-11 08:57
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Upon further digging, it appears that `parseFunctionArgDefinition()` is calling `parseIdentifier()`, which does allow namespaced identifiers. In this particular context, a namespaced identifier is perfectly valid, and thus `parseNamespacedIdentifier()` is the method that should be called.
I have a feeling this is a legacy problem from when PHP 5.3 introduced namespaces. I'm going to see if I can set up a proper dev environment ant patch this is the next few days. |
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