[2003-07-30 09:00 UTC] php at webdevelopers dot cz

Description:
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aggrgate() does not aggregate the method that has the name similar to the name of the constructor...?

Reproduce code:
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<?php

class a {
	function a() {
	    echo "CREATED A;";
	}

}
class b {
	function bb() {
	    echo "BB();";
	}

	function xbb() {
	    echo "XBB();";
	}
}

$a=new a();
aggregate($a, "b");
$a->xbb();
$a->bb();

?>


Expected result:
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CREATED A;XBB();BB();

Actual result:
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CREATED A;XBB()

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: bb() in test.php on line 28

 [2003-07-31 21:17 UTC] iliaa@php.net

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