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Subject: New Datetime class problem
From: mauroi@digbang.com ("Mauro N. Infantino")

Hi all,

In our current codebase for PHP5.1 we've a class named 'Datetime' (I suppose

a lot of people is in the same situation). I'm wondering if there's any
chance
to add an ini directive in order to disable the definition of the new class.

I mean, we had a lot of PHP4 projects and, with two or three minor changes
we
got them working in PHP5 (as a matter of fact, we didn't experience almost
any 
BC trouble... It was kind of easy). How could it be more difficult to
upgrade 
from PHP5.1 to PHP5.2? It would be a nightmare too change every date
creation, 
and, of course, the type hints. I'd really like to move to PHP5.2 because it

has a lot of really nice things.

Thanks.

Regards,
Mauro.