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Subject: behaviour of static calls to regular methods
From: abies@php.net (Ard Biesheuvel)


Is the fact that the following code works intentional ?

class S {
         function func() {
                 A::meth();
         }
}

class A {
         private $bar;

         function meth() {
                 $this->bar="bar";
         }

         function func() {
                 S::func();
                 echo "$this->bar\n";

         }
}


$a = new A;
$a->func();

... so A::$this is accessed through two static calls to different classes.

-- 
Ard