rfc:interface-default-methods
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| rfc:interface-default-methods [2023/07/03 00:55] – 8.NEXT to 8.3 levim | rfc:interface-default-methods [2023/07/17 15:06] (current) – Status: declined levim | ||
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| * Date: 2022-06-27 | * Date: 2022-06-27 | ||
| * Author: Levi Morrison, levim@php.net | * Author: Levi Morrison, levim@php.net | ||
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| * First Published at: http:// | * First Published at: http:// | ||
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| - If the above rules fail, then the class needs to implement the method itself, possibly delegating to one of the interfaces. | - If the above rules fail, then the class needs to implement the method itself, possibly delegating to one of the interfaces. | ||
| - | This RFC proposes the same. However, rule 2 has not yet been implemented so I am unsure how feasible it is. | + | This RFC proposes the same. However, rule 2 is only partially implemented at this time. |
| Here's an example of a class delegating to another method: | Here's an example of a class delegating to another method: | ||
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| ==== Cancelling Default Methods ==== | ==== Cancelling Default Methods ==== | ||
| - | If an interface method extends parent interface method which has a default, this prevents using the default method for classes which implement the child interface but not directly implement the parent one: | + | If an interface method extends |
| <PHP> | <PHP> | ||
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