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Subject: is get_class() case-sensitive now?
From: greg@chiaraquartet.net (Greg Beaver)

Hi,

I just tried a test parse of phpDocumentor CVS using a fresh compile of 
HEAD on windows xp.  It went bananas with warnings and a fatal error. 
Tracking down the error turned up get_class() returning "parserDesc" 
instead of "parserdesc", which ruins every time I test whether 
get_class($a) == 'parserdesc', for example.

This is such a huge BC break with php 4.x, I would have to fork the 
package just because of the numerous get_class() statements.

Is case-sensitive get_class() here to stay?

Greg