Is PHP 6 released? If not, when will it be released?

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  • Erwin Moller

    Is PHP 6 released? If not, when will it be released?

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  • ticom

    #2
    Re: Is PHP 6 released? If not, when will it be released?

    Currently PHP 5.2.6 is the newest stable version of PHP, but maybe there is
    a not stable version of PHP 6 available..

    ticom/timothy de vries

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    • Michael Fesser

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      Re: Is PHP 6 released? If not, when will it be released?

      ..oO(Erwin Moller)
      >The body of your message must contain some text.
      Please write your question in the _body_ of the message, not just in the
      subject.

      PHP 6 is still under development, you can get it from CVS. The next
      "major" public release will be PHP 5.3.

      Micha

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      • Rik Wasmus

        #4
        Re: Is PHP 6 released? If not, when will it be released?

        On Tue, 06 May 2008 04:53:10 +0200, Michael Fesser <netizen@gmx.de wrote:
        .oO(Erwin Moller)
        >
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        >
        Please write your question in the _body_ of the message, not just in the
        subject.
        >
        PHP 6 is still under development, you can get it from CVS. The next
        "major" public release will be PHP 5.3.
        With the static keyword :)

        class Foo {
        static function Bar(){echo "in Foo";}
        static function Test(){static:: Bar();}
        }
        class Baz extends Foo{
        static function Bar(){echo "in Baz";}
        }
        Baz::test();
        --
        Rik Wasmus

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        • Piotr

          #5
          Re: Is PHP 6 released? If not, when will it be released?

          Rik Wasmus wrote:
          >
          With the static keyword :)
          >
          There already is a 'static' keyword in PHP :)
          but there is going to be new use for it - late static binding.

          Probably useful, but I have never missed it so far...

          best regards
          Piotr N

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          • Twayne

            #6
            Re: Is PHP 6 released? If not, when will it be released?

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            I have not sent any messages with blank bodies. Neither anyone else
            except you that I know of. Got a point?


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