PHP method overloading?

In PHP the parameters of an overloaded method should be identical. You can hide the error by turning of STRICT error reporting otherwise you need to make the parameters identical. However, it's probably in your best interest to fix the parameters to maintain forward compatibility with new PHP versions.

In PHP the parameters of an overloaded method should be identical. You can hide the error by turning of STRICT error reporting, otherwise you need to make the parameters identical. However, it's probably in your best interest to fix the parameters to maintain forward compatibility with new PHP versions.

Overloading is the concept of introducing a different set of parameters for the same function. You mean over*riding*. – GolezTrol Feb 21 at 6:36 @GolezTrol: PHP does not fully support overloading.In an programming language where overloading was available, the code for andho would be perfectly legal.

If ChildA::setB was called with ClassB argument, it would invoke SuperClass::setB, because ChildA does not have a setB which accepts ClassB. Overloading allows you to have multiple methods with the same name but with different arguments. The simplest way to walk around this in PHP is to not use type hinting.

– jmz Feb 21 at 6:49 I know. My comment was just to clarify the general difference to GWW, not to provide a full answer about the PHP implementation. If I were to do that, I'd have done that in a separate answer of my own.

;) – GolezTrol Feb 21 at 13:29.

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