Description:
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The method_exists function can have two types of input for the first parameter:

An object instance or a class name.

The documentation (http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.method-exists.php) has two examples. One for checking static methods and one for checking normal methods. (Based on the type of var for the first parameter).

When i do this in php version 5.2.5 the code below will echo 'testClass has a static function named testFunction'.

When i do this in php version 5.0.4 the code below will echo 
'testClass has not a static function named testFunction'.

I think 5.0.4 is correct behavior.

Thnx!


Reproduce code:
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Class testClass { 
	public function testFunction() {
		return true;
	}
}

if(method_exists('testClass', 'testFunction')) {
	echo 'testClass has a static function named testFunction';
} else {
	echo 'testClass has not a static function named testFunction';
}

Expected result:
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testClass has a static function named testFunction

Actual result:
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testClass has not a static function named testFunction