P.S. Also will be nice to add an argument to various functions like get_declared_classes( $user_classes = true/false )
get_declared_interfaces( $user_interfaces = true/false )
etc...
 and show ONLY the "user declared" classes not the full list ..

Dmitry, could you please review this patch? there is one thing I am not sure is, 
there was a :

if ((hash_key->nKeyLength==0 || hash_key->arKey[0]!=0)


I am not sure about the first condition, IMO the key should not be a number in 
CG/EG(class_table),  so I remove that condition,  did I miss something?


thanks

Aliases are not declared classes but ... aliases :) 

I don't think it should be shown through that.

However, using an optional argument, it could then return:

Array
(
    ['a'] => NULL
    ['b'] => 'a'
)

for example.

Also bring that on internals please. There are room for discussions here.

okey, thanks :)

I would say the patch is bad, because all the returned class names will be lowercased. However, it's possible to improve the patch by comparison of lowercasesd ce->name and hash_key->arKey. In case they are equal we can return ce->name and hash_key->arKey otherwise.

I would also prefer not to extend functionality of internal functions without a big reason (user_only argument).

pajoye said: "Aliases are not declared classes but ... aliases :)"

With this comment I must understand that if the aliases are not declared classes, that aliases must NOT be included in the get_declared_classes( ) also ..
right ? .. see u smiling :D

P.S. I think the "easyest" solucion can be to create a new function like "get_aliases( )" and assign all the aliases references to that function
and this way we can know for sure what names from the array are aliases

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