Function autoloading #425
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Function autoloading #425
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This is specified as the use_function RFC: * https://wiki.php.net/rfc/use_function
So far 'use function' applied to both constants and functions. This patch correctly separates the two.
The function zend_add_ns_func_name_literal is called if the parser finds a function that is not in the global or current namespace. It assumes such a function will have a \\ in it, which is no longer true with the use function patch. The code change above removes that assumption and makes the test work: PASS use and use function with the same alias [Zend/tests/use_function/conflicting_use_alias.phpt]
* Keep track of defined function and const filenames * Prohibit use function foo if function foo exists * Prohibit use const foo if const foo exists
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