Alexander Lisachenko

Hi, @infabo Sorry for the inconvenience, I'm going to recheck each of your case, maybe on weekends or on my vacation. Unfortunately, I haven't free time right now, but I'm...

This should be related to https://github.com/goaop/parser-reflection/issues/31

Hi, @infabo. Thank you for constant reporting! Issues with namespace should be fixed in `goaop/parser-reflection`, so yes, confirming that several cases were fixed. But let's check what going on with...

Hi, @shiva-050865 This issue is typically occurs when AOP framework tries to intercept it's own classes (you should check that vendor dir is excluded from processing). You can try to...

@shiva-050865 Ah, looks like you are using `within` type of joinpoint. This joinpoint will match not only with public, protected and static methods, but also with class initialization and property...

Hmmm? Which version of framework do you use? Because in the master branch, method `loadFromCache()` has return type defined as array. Thus, it can't simply return false :) Also, `AspectLoader`...

@func0der Checked your comment - could you please send a PR with additional guard/exception to ensure that no false was returned from both `unserialize` and `file_get_contents` function calls? Additional safety...

@lgoldstein you can intercept core functions with Go! AOP, but cache warming will be slower. Check the demo: http://demo.aopphp.com/?showcase=function-interceptor _UPD1:_ To enable a function interception, you should explicitly enable this...

Updated my previous answer to include some useful links for you, should be helpful.

My example is for core functions :) so, if you have a call to the `mysqli_query()`, then you can intercept it. There are several requirements: function call should be from...