Edit report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=28261&edit=1
ID: 28261
Comment by: swivelgames at gmail dot com
Reported by: Philippe dot Jausions at 11abacus dot com
Summary: Lifting reserved keyword restriction for method
names
Status: Open
Type: Feature/Change Request
Package: Scripting Engine problem
Operating System: *
PHP Version: *
Block user comment: N
Private report: N
New Comment:
Absolutely agree. I've run into many instances where this would have been
useful.
Seems almost trivial why this is even needed as a feature request, honestly.
Really hope this bug gets fixed soon :) Thanks for taking care of this guys!
Previous Comments:
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[2013-08-12 09:48:08] general-purpose at yandex dot ru
Given that keyword named methods are working just fine already, there are now
reason to forbid declaring them this way. +1 for fixing this.
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[2012-11-30 12:26:23] florinpatan at gmail dot com
There are some libraries out there like AMQP/Gearman who have reserved keywords
as method names and while they work just fine, it's impossible to extend them
and overwrite those methods as the parser would just fail.
While this is a known issue, with more and more PHP keywords being added and
with PHP 5 promoting itself as being a OOP seasoned language, I see no reason
for methods in class names to be so restricted.
Thank you!
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[2012-11-02 22:17:55] nathan dot goulding+phpbugs at gmail dot com
I agree that this is worthwhile and should be fixed. Ridiculing this suggestion
(#14178 and #10743) are unfortunate and I haven't seen a well-reasoned argument
why this is so awful. Hoping this eleven line patch can get integrated soon.
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[2012-09-06 17:40:34] rayro at gmx dot de
It would be nice to see this in future releases!
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[2011-08-08 16:13:17] steven_nikkel at ertyu dot org
Would this prevent the keyword eval from being used within code being eval'd?
That appears to be the bug I'm running into, even though the keyword is only
used in contained javascript code, not php, even included as a comment it fails.
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