PHP Overload class by other with the same name and namespace - php

Question

I have a directory tree where in different sub-directories I have a lot of classes with the same name. There is a strong intention to not edit these classes.
I'm looking for a way to load one class and after using it and destroying its instance load another with exactly the same name. Then use it, destroy its instance and repeat that process.
I thought some possible solutions:
Loading class with the same name that replaces previously loaded class (Overloads it)
Unloading a class before I load class with the same name but from different path
Creating a new class (dynamically created class body) under different name or by adding to it namespace. Creation process firstly reads source class body, its methods, properties and "copies" that to new class. Similar to clone on instances but done on class body level.
Read the first class, instantiate it, use its methods, destroy its instance. Then remove all methods inside first class and dynamically create inside it all methods that are read from the second class having the same name.
Read file content of a class and create temporary file with the class content you read but change class name or put unique namespace on top of it and finally load temporary file. (Least appealing approach to me)
For the 3rd I thought this could be useful: Componere or Runkit or Classkit but don't have any experience with them.
Do you have any other ideas or perhaps some solutions?
Did you use componere or Runkit / Classkit and can say they suit the job? maybe there are other options?
Perhaps there is a OOP design pattern that covers this issue but I'm not familiar with it.
Example code:
<?php
#------------------------------------
//path Foo/Bar.php
/* class is without a namespace or have the same
as Baz/Bar.php */
class Bar
{
public function getName() : string
{
return 'Foo/Bar';
}
}
#------------------------------------
//path Baz/Bar.php
/* class is without a namespace or have the same
as Foo/Bar.php */
class Bar
{
public function getName() : string
{
return 'Baz/Bar';
}
}
#------------------------------------
//path ./Execute.php
$paths = [
'Foo/Bar.php',
'Baz/Bar.php'
];
$results = [];
foreach ($paths as $path) {
//how to create instance of class Bar in Foo/Bar.php and then in Baz/Bar.php
//without PHP Fatal error: Cannot declare class...
$classDynamic = ...
$results[] = $classDynamic->getName();
unset($classDynamic);
}
var_export($results)
/**
* prints
* array('Foo/Bar', 'Baz/Bar')
*/

Answer 1

I do not think there is a way to unset a class once it has been defined and as they share the same namespace they will error out.
but you could get the effect you wanted as follows
class Bar
{
$myname = "";
function __construct($setname="")
{
$this->myname = $setname;
}
function getName()
{
return $myname;
}
}
$paths = array('Foo/Bar','Baz/Bar');
$results = array();
foreach($paths as $p)
{
$bit = new Bar($p);
$results[] = $bit->getName();
}
var_export($results);