Can the parsing complexity of class and object notations in PHP affect the syntax and usage of the double colon operator for calling static methods?

The parsing complexity of class and object notations in PHP can indeed affect the syntax and usage of the double colon operator for calling static methods. To solve this issue, you can explicitly specify the class name when calling static methods using the double colon operator. This ensures that the parser can correctly identify the method being called. 

class MyClass {
    public static function myStaticMethod() {
        echo "Static method called.";
    }
}

// Correct way to call the static method
MyClass::myStaticMethod();

Keywords

parsing complexity class notation object notation double colon operator static methods

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