php v5.3 added class_alias() function.
same, i hope add func_alias() function is used to solve the problem
without throwing an exception.
Example:
// Now
class str
{
public static function len($str)
{
return strlen($str); // Warning is here, none throwing an exception
// if u need exception, pls youself write ?
// However, if this type of operation a lot?
}
}
str::len(array()); // Warning in the above
// Expected
class str{}
func_alias('strlen', array('str', 'len'));
str::len(array()); // strlen same warning.
// This a fast packaging method.
btw: Sorry, I speak english very poorly.
regards
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