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If you think it is a bug, you should report it rather than put it into Feature Requests
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As far I'm aware, there are no php statements/functions to check namespace aliases. How do you do this in Watch?
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If I define something like that:
A call to Sausage::say() in Immediate Window is not evaluated. I think the problem is to use the Context of the Active Window. |
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Last edited by eutychus on Thu Oct 27, 2016 10:51 am; edited 2 times in total
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I'd asked for this a while ago. The answer was "not supported".
Maybe it's time to support it now, dmitri? |
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Alias is an identifier that is valid in the context it's imported to. Anywhere else, including debugger context, it's invalid. Moreover, it's invalid at run-time.
Try the following without any debuggers:
and you'll get: "Class 'Sausage' not found" that's it. |
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