With 5RC2 the following code produces a the fatal error "Cannot instantiate
abstract class Two." In fact Two is not an abstract class, so the wording
tripped me up for a minute.
The error actually occurs because Two doesn't implement all of One's
abstract methods. Could someone make a change to the error message?
<?php
abstract class One {
abstract function foo();
abstract function bar();
}
class Two extends One {
public function foo() {}
}
new Two;
?>
--Rick
The message is correct; Two is abstract since you haven't implemented a
"real" version of bar().
--Wez.
With 5RC2 the following code produces a the fatal error
"Cannot instantiate
abstract class Two." In fact Two is not an abstract class,
so the wording
tripped me up for a minute.The error actually occurs because Two doesn't implement all of One's
abstract methods. Could someone make a change to the error message?<?php
abstract class One {
abstract function foo();
abstract function bar();
}class Two extends One {
public function foo() {}
}new Two;
?