Fixed bug #48770: when call_user_func() fails to call parent from inheriting class (2) #428
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@dstogov @laruence ping. |
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Sorry, @smalyshev |
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Comment on behalf of krakjoe at php.net: Since this PR targets an unsupported version of PHP, and since it seems to have been abandoned by the author, and since it doesn't look like this would be applicable to master, I'm closing this PR. |
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When using call_user_function() with 'parent::' or 'self::' prefix in method name with object context - we need to check current class scop, or result well be unexpected.
Second try.
Previous: #375.
Thank you.