Non-empty classes are reported to require PHP 5.0.0

[cmb69]

Apparently, all non-empty classes are reported to require at least PHP 5.0.0. For instance, I have the following file:

<?php

class Foo
{
    function bar() {}
}

Using the minimalist phpcompatinfo.json:

c:\test>php phpcompatinfo-3.4.0.phar analyser:run .
Data Source Analysed

Directories                                          1
Files                                                1

Global Analysis

                    Count PHP min Elements highlight
 Extensions         0
 Namespaces         1     4.0.0   +global
 Interfaces         0
 Traits             0
 Classes            1     5.0.0   Foo
 User Functions     0
 Internal Functions 0
 Constants          0
 Total                    5.0.0

I get the same results with phpcompatinfo-3.3.0.phar, and also when I replace the bar() method with var $bar. When the class is empty, PHP 4.0.0 is correctly reported.

[llaville]

@cmb69 I've asked a question on nikic/PHP-Parser project because I can't do nothing in current state.

[llaville]

@cmb69 I will close this issue when the php-reflect implementation of PHP-Parser solution (distinc public visibility) will be available

[llaville]

If you want to use the fix, don't forget to update your composer.json file and replace "bartlett/php-reflect": "~2.4" by "bartlett/php-reflect": "dev-master"