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Bug #5383 isset() can no longer be used to check if functions exist
Submitted: 2000-07-05 17:21 UTC Modified: 2000-07-06 09:58 UTC
From: ivo at ibuildings dot nl Assigned:
Status: Closed Package: Misbehaving function
PHP Version: 4.0.0 OS: Linux (Red Hat 6.2)
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2000-07-05 17:21 UTC] ivo at ibuildings dot nl 
This worked in PHP3:

if (isset($myobj->somefunction))
{ 
  $myobj->somefunction();
}

it no longer works in PHP4.

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 [2000-07-05 19:15 UTC] stas at cvs dot php dot net 
Please use function_exists instead
 [2000-07-05 20:22 UTC] ivo at ibuildings dot nl 
I tried like *everything* but I can't get function_exists() to work with classes.. only with regular functions.. or is there something special I should put in the function_exists parameter?
 [2000-07-06 09:58 UTC] stas at cvs dot php dot net 
Ah, classes. Then use:
bool method_exists(object object, string method)
 
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