I'm not talking about aliasing the actual function/method name itself but aliasing their calls:
$test->some_method($a,$b);
Can we alias the above as something like:
$t_sm($a,$b);
Again, I'm not talking about aliasing the actual function/method name, but rather their actual calls, minus the parameters.
EDIT
And no, I don't want to create wrapper functions. And strictly looking at readability purpose here. It's much more readable that way.
EDIT
When aliasing the actual method call it includes the name of the object including the method it's calling. Where as if I aliased just the method, i would still have to call the object on it explicitly.
EDIT Is there a method call aliasing such that:
class Foo
{
function Bar($msg)
{
echo $msg;
}
}
$f_b = 'Foo::Bar';
$msg = "calling method Bar via method-call-aliasing.";
$f_b($msg);
It creates instance of Foo and aliases that instance as well as the method specified('Bar' part of string 'Foo::Bar').