Jochem Maas wrote:
apparently calling a dynamic function using static syntax will cause an E_FATAL.
? That's just how OO design works... If you have a non-static method you can always have a $this-> lingering in there. Now, if you call this method with the static syntax, $this suddenly doesn't exist... Design wise trying to do something like this is just fundamentally wrong. That it was supported in PHP 5 can be considered as the bug and it was just fixed...
The other way (calling a static function dynamically) ofcourse does not give any problems.
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