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From: samuel on 22 Jul 2010 12:09
Hello,
Making a mistake I just come to discover ( for myself ) a strange fiture in
php,
lets see an example :

class A{

public $foo = 'bar';

public function write(){

print($this->foo);

}

}


class B{

public $foo = 'gnagnagna';



public function write(){

A::write();

}

}


$var = new B;

$var->write();


This code will not throw excaption and output gnagnagna, it's kind of cross
définition something,
I know something like that exists in other language but I didn't expect PHP
to work like that.

Do you know this ? And why ?
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