The purpose of all my patches is to make it possible to combine multiple
namespaces into a single file. It looks like namespace {} syntax
introduces much more trouble than it is worth.
Heh, why do you think we chose not to do it - because we are
bracketophobic bigots? ;)
file2.php:
<?php
include 'file1.php';
namespace two;
function thingo() {}
?>
Not sure what this one does, esp. include but if it's just global space
there than ok.
<?php
namespace one;
class whatever {
}
other_php_stuff();
namespace two;
function thingo() {}
?>
I think we could live with this one, import problems are less severe
then. We still need to check if we don't have any weird cases, but if we
don't find any then it might work...
<?php
namespace one;
function thing() {echo 'hi';}
namespace __::__main;
function thing() {}
one::thing();
?>
__::__ look like some weird ASCII art, maybe we need something better
for it.
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