- Fix some case insensitivity stuff in respect to classes

- Wasn't adding the lower case version of the class name to the hash

- Use two underscores for __construct(), __clone and friends...

- Experimental support for destructors. We need to see if destructors
- will actually work well in the context of PHP so we should consider this
- as experimental. Possible problems might be

- Experimental support for destructors. We need to see if destructors
- will actually work well in the context of PHP so we should consider this
- as experimental. Possible problems might be that when the constructor is
- run PHP might not be in a stable state.

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- Support parent:: again

- Support unified constructor name _construct()

- Pretty much finish _clone() support

- Initial support for _clone()

- Start fixing the parsing rules so that function and method calls
- can't be used in a write context.

- Add initial capability of defining nested classes as class foo::bar

- Start adding parsed variable checks.

- Fix crash bug in startup code.
- Start work on being able to reference global and local scope

- Make classes have scope and function/constant lookups default to the class

- Rename zend_class_entry.constants -> zend_class_entry.constants_table

Update headers.

- More namespaces work.
- Nuke memory leak.

- Initial work on changing namespace scope. Only methods & variables
- right now.
<?
$hey = "Global hey\n";

class foo {
static $hey = "Namespa

- Initial work on changing namespace scope. Only methods & variables
- right now.
<?
$hey = "Global hey\n";

class foo {
static $hey = "Namespace hey\n";
function bar()
{
print "in foo::bar()\n";
}
}
function bar()
{
print "in bar()\n";
}

bar();
namespace foo;
bar();
namespace;
bar();
namespace foo;
$bar_indirect = "bar";
$bar_indirect();

namespace;
print $hey;
namespace foo;
print $hey;
$hey = "Namespace hey #2\n";
namespace;
print $hey;
$hey = "Global hey #2\n";
namespace foo;
print $hey;
?>

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- Nuke the namespace work I did. It'll be redone differently.

- Initial support for class constants. There are still a few semantic
- issues which need to be looked into but basically it seems to work.
- Example:
<?php
class foo

- Initial support for class constants. There are still a few semantic
- issues which need to be looked into but basically it seems to work.
- Example:
<?php
class foo
{
const hey = "hello";
}

print foo::hey;
?>

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- Support static $var = 0; style initialization of static class
- members. For example:
- class foo {
- static $my_static = 5;
-
- }
-
- pr

- Support static $var = 0; style initialization of static class
- members. For example:
- class foo {
- static $my_static = 5;
-
- }
-
- print foo::$my_static;

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- Fix crash and leak

- Whitespace

- Support static members. The following script works:
<?
class foo
{
class bar
{
function init_values()

- Support static members. The following script works:
<?
class foo
{
class bar
{
function init_values()
{
for ($i=1; $i<10; $i++) {
foo::bar::$hello[$i] = $i*$i;
}
}

function print_values()
{
for ($i=1; $i<10; $i++) {
print foo::bar::$hello[$i] . "\n";
}
}
}
}

foo::bar::init_values();
foo::bar::print_values();

for ($i=1; $i<10; $i++) {
print $hello[$i]?"Shouldn't be printed\n":"";
}
?>

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