Sergio Gorelyshev wrote:
Hi all.
Situation:
interface MyInterface {
public static myMethod();
}
class MyClass implements MyInterface {
public static myMethod() {}
}
This sample will crash with message
Fatal error: Access type for interface method MyInterface::myMethod() must be omitted in somefile.php on line NN
Why I'm not able to clarify call's type (static) for methods in interface? I'm predict closely that method myMethod() in all classes which implements MyInterface must be called statically. A little trick allowed to me to resolve this problem, but my question more ideological than practical.
Thanks
it's not the static part, it's the public part. You can't make
non-public static methods. It's simply impossible by the definition of
protected and private (both allow only the object itself to access it,
or (in case of protected) a descendent).
So, removing the public part should work out fine.
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