is get_class() case-sensitive now?

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.

is_a($a, 'parserDesc') would work for you in both 4 and 5 (well, I assume in 5).

-chuck

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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.

You could always strtolower() them.

Is case-sensitive get_class() here to stay?

Yes. We now report classes, methods and functions with their real name.
Otherwise studlyCaps and such would have no sense at all.

However, you still can't have class foo and class FOO, so
strtolower(get_class()) still uniquely identifies a class.

-adam

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