Inherited methods that are not overriden

[chasepeeler]

Given the following:

<?php
namespace My;
class foo {

   public function get($name){
   }

}

class bar extends foo {
}

and

{
   "class":"\\My\\bar",
   "method":"get",
   "position":0,
  "fileReturnTypeReplacementCall": ["myfile.js","mymethod"]
}

The following will not get processed by 'mymethod'

<?php
$b = new \My\bar;
$x = $b->get("abc");

However, if you override the method in bar, even if it doesn't do anything except call its parent, then it works as intended.

[pbyrne84]

Lost in my email, I'll have a look tonight.

[pbyrne84]

Can I have the js file? Cheers

[pbyrne84]

The inheritance/method thing was fubar. Fixed that a while ago so should work.

[chasepeeler]

It looks like this is happening again. Pointing to a non-overriden method in a subclass wasn't triggering my function, but, pointing to the method in the base class was.

<?php
class BaseClass {
   public function myMethod($foo){}
   public function myOtherMethod($bar){}
}

class Subclass {
   public function myOtherMethod($foo){}
}

{
  "methodCalls": [
     {
        "class": "BaseClass",
        "method":"myMethod",
        "position":0,
        "fileReturnTypeReplacementCall": [
            "ReturnTypes.js",
            "returnTypeMethod1"
         ]
     },
     {
        "class": "SubClass",
        "method":"myOtherMethod",
        "position":0,
        "fileReturnTypeReplacementCall": [
            "ReturnTypes.js",
            "returnTypeMethod2"
         ]
     }
  ]
}

In the above, everything works. But, if in the first one, you changed the class to "SubClass," it would stop working. The second one would continue to work, though.