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Subject: PHP 5.3.0RC3 - changes to isset (Greg)
From: karpeles@ookoo.org (Mark Karpeles)

Hello,

After extracting my freshly downloaded copy of PHP 5.3.0RC3, I decided
to read NEWS and saw something that caught my attention:

- Fixed isset() on sub-directories (isset("blah") if file "blah/foo.php"
  exists). (Greg)

Derick agreed with me on the fact this doesn't makes much sense.

While I'm pretty sure it has nothing to do with isset() I decided to put
that in the subject line to make sure I get attention from the right
persons.

Anyway I guess we should fix this NEWS entry and... I'm curious about
what this was supposed to be.


Best regards,
Mark Karpeles