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[2002-02-22 08:14 UTC] reinicke at sience dot de
Hi,
i have some code like this:
<?php
class getContentBlock {
}
$obj = new getContentBlock();
$classname = get_class($obj);
echo "Class of Object: $classname !";
?>
=> Class of Object: getcontentblock !
The value of $classname should "getContentBlock",
but i get "getcontentblock" !
This is incorrect and causes errors, Classnames are
case sensitiv.
Why is the return value in lower case ?
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Classnames aren't case sensitive; if you write: <?php class getContentBlock { } $obj = new GeTcOnTeNtBlOcK(); $classname = get_class($obj); echo "Class of Object: $classname !"; ?> It will work too. That's because the internal class representation is insenstive (thus stored only in lowercase). This may be subject of change in ZE2, susupending this report.