Can I still use static function in PHP7+Phalcon3 ? (This worked fine in PHP5+Phalcon2)
For example, I would like to have /libraries/Test.php file with static functions.
Test.php Class: class Test {
function foobar() { echo 'Test'; }
}
Then simply call it like this in controller or model;
use MyApp\Libraries\Test;
Test::foobar();
Yes, you can.
Nothing changed with static functions in php 7.
I'm using a lot of them in my projects php7+phalcon 3.0.x, for example
User\Authorize::isAuthorized()
Do you have to use namespace in place like that ? In PHP5 I used to be able to do something like Authorize::isAuthorized()
Do you have to use namespace in place like that ? In PHP5 I used to be able to do something like Authorize::isAuthorized()
You can use both ways, same as in php5
Don't you get E_STRICT message with such syntax?
Strict standards: Non-static method Class::Method() should not be called statically in /path/to/your/app/index.php on line XXI prefer to use static keyword when I really need static methods.
PHP is dynamic language though :)