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[2014-03-12 11:16 UTC] sam at rmcreative dot ru
Description:
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Currently if there's a space in class name such as new \ReflectionClass('\hey\there\is\Space '), it's very hard to get it from error message:
Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'ReflectionException' with message 'Class \hey\t
here\is\Space does not exist' in ...
Would be great to have it like the following:
Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'ReflectionException' with message 'Class "\hey\t
here\is\Space " does not exist' in ...
Test script:
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<?php
new \ReflectionClass('\hey\there\is\Space ');
Expected result:
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Exception with class name in quotes
Actual result:
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Exception with class name w/o quotes
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Don't parse error messages for information. If you want to know if a class exists then use class_exists(). If you don't like that then use a try/catch block. Of course there's also the question of why your code is trying to reflect an invalid class. $class = '\hey\there\is\Space '; try { new ReflectionClass($class); } catch (ReflectionException $re) { echo "'{$class}' does not exist"; }