I have the following static function in a PHP class:
static function __callStatic($method,$args){
$called=NULL;
if(empty(static::$collection)) static::slurp();
if(method_exists(static::$objtype,$method)){
foreach(static::$collection as $obj){
$called[]= call_user_func_array(array($obj, $method), $args);
}
} else if (property_exists(static::$objtype,$method)){ //$method isn't a method, it's a property
foreach(static::$collection as $obj){
$called[]= $obj->$method;
}
} else if($method=='collection'){
$called=static::$collection;
} else {
throw new ZException("$method does not exist");
}
return $called;
}
The static variables are all defined but possibly not set. The code appears to do what I want it to and throws no errors of any level. But yet my new installation of Eclipse (Helios) PDT has marked every instance of static::$var
as an 'unexpected static' error. If I replace static::$var
with self::$var
the Eclipse error goes away- but then the code doesn't work.
How do I convince Eclipse that these are not errors?
Eclipse for PHP Developers Version: Helios Service Release 1 Build id: 20100917-0705 on 64 bit CentOS