Careful Stas :), you probably missed the "import foo::bar;" This code
works just fine:
No I didn't. That's the whole point - once you do import outside
namespace, you can break stuff inside. Namespace is supposed to be
isolated from other namespaces, that's the whole point of it. But if you
make import have effects on other namespaces, then code in one namespace
can break other.
file1.php:
<?php
namespace foo;
class bar {}
?>
file2.php:
<?php
namespace gronk;
import foo::bar;
class bar {}
?>
The problem is not this code. The problem is this code:
file1.php
<?php
namespace foo;
import otherfoo::bar;
?>
file2.php:
<?php
namespace gronk;
class bar {}
?>
Would start failing too once you merge them in one file, even though
they worked just fine before.
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