note 107559 deleted from function.function-exists by danbrown

Note Submitter: scragar at gmail dot com ---- "Michael dot Bond at mail dot wvu dot edu" posted a pretty good function, but he forgot something, the language constructs like exit and eval are case insensitive. EXIT, ExIt and exiT all work exactly the same. <?php function functionExists($param1,$param2=null) { $langConstructs = array("die", "echo", "empty", "exit", "eval", "include", "include_once", "isset", "list", "print", "require", "require_once", "unset" ); // 2 params provided, assume class if (!is_null($param2)) { return(method_exists($param1,$param2)); } // Ignore everything that isn't a string, from this point on if (!is_string($param1)) { return(FALSE); } // check if function exists if (function_exists($param1) === TRUE) { return(TRUE); } // Check to see if it is an object being passed as a string. // if so, assume object $items = explode("::",$param1); if (count($items) == 2) { return(method_exists($items[0],$items[1])); } $items = explode("->",$param1); if (count($items) == 2) { return(method_exists($items[0],$items[1])); } // check to see if it is a language construct return (in_array(strToLower($param1),$langConstructs)); } ?> Should avoid this little problem. Other than that it's a very cool little function.