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Subject: Problems with LSB
From: sebastian.deutsch@9elements.com (Sebastian Deutsch)

Hello,

i've written the following code using Etiennes LSB. But I'm facing some 
problems.

<?php
     class A {
         function foo() {
             echo get_called_class();
         }
     }

     class B extends A {
     }

     class C {
         function moo() {
             B::foo();
         }
     }

     B::foo();   // echos "B" - good

     $c = new C;
     $c->moo();  // echos "C" - wtf?? should be B
?>

Is it a bug, or did I miss anything?

Sebastian Deutsch