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You can just extend Datetime with your current class.
Migrating from PHP 5.1.x to PHP 5.2.x
Table of Contents
- Backward Incompatible Changes
- New Error Messages
- Changes in PHP datetime support
- New Parameters
- New Functions
- New Methods
- Removed Extensions
- New Extensions
- New Classes
- New Global Constants
- New Class Constants
- New INI Configuration Directives
- Error Reporting
- Other Enhancements
See also the migration guides for PHP versions 5.0.x and 5.1.x.
What has changed in PHP 5.2.x
Most improvements in PHP 5.2.x have no impact on existing code. There are a few incompatibilities and new error messages that should be considered, and code should be tested before switching PHP versions in production environments.
If the system is being upgraded from PHP 5.0.x, the manual section titled Upgrade Notes for PHP 5.1.x should also be read.
Similarly, if the system is being upgraded from PHP 4, the manual section titled Migrating from PHP 4 to PHP 5 should be read as well.
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User Contributed NotesMigrating from PHP 5.1.x to PHP 5.2.x
sam at silverstripe dot com
28-Jul-2007 05:22
28-Jul-2007 05:22
PHP 5.2 introduced a new class, Datetime. If you already had a class in your app called Datetime then you're in trouble.