"Calling a non-static method with: means causes an e_strict level exception." "Really?

"Using:: Calling a non-static method will result in an e_strict level error." "Are you sure?"


Class mycls{

function func ()
{
echo "None static";
}

}

Mycls::func ();

?>

There are no static methods to run, no mistakes.

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Front plus error_reporting (2048); I saw a mistake.

If you do not see it, then Ini_set (' Display_errors ', true);
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This is a problem that PHP has left behind.
The reason you didn't see the error is because you didn't include e_strict in the wrong category.
Error_reporting (E_all | E_STRICT); We'll get to the front and we'll know.
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Strict Standards:non-static Method Mycls::func () should not being called statically in

Turn off error display is a method, there are other ways to achieve the purpose
For example, turn off the monitor when running.
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In fact, this mistake should not have been reported.

Whether or not static methods should be available:: Access
Otherwise prean::medhod in:: No, it appears ambiguity?

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