Before 1.8 it was possible to something like this:
if (! class_exists($class)) throw new Exception("$class not found");
If the class wasn't loaded, or couldn't be loaded (using autoloader) it
would just return false.
Now in 1.8 it throws a warning include(...): failed to open stream: No such
file or directory
Doing @class_exists($class) has nasty effect of silencing all errors in the
file, even parse errors.
I tried suppressNotFoundWarnings(true) in the autoloader, but it essentially
does the same but for all classes which is even worse. IMO this method is
not named properly because it suppresses a lot more than "not found"
warnings.
Is there any way in ZF 1.8 to check if a class is loaded/can be loaded
without producing any warnings in case it's not? Assuming full error
suppression is not an option for obvious reasons.
Thanks
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