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Subject: $this assignment and call_user_func question
From: greg@chiaraquartet.net (Greg Beaver)

Hi,

I've heard rumors that there are plans to take away the ability to 
assign to $this in php 5.  If this is true, I would like to place a vote 
to keep it, as it can be very useful in conjunction with 
__call()/__get()/__set() to implement run-time aggregation seamlessly

In addition, will call_user_func() support static methods before 1.0? 
call_user_func('class::method', $args);

Regards,
Greg
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