Le 13/10/2021 à 14:42, Rowan Tommins a écrit :
On 13/10/2021 10:17, Guilliam Xavier wrote:
Off-topic:
if ( class_exists('\\WeakMap') ) {
People should stop using a leading slash in FQCN *strings*.
\Foo::class is "Foo", not "\Foo". It might work generally but that's
asking for problems (e.g. for autoloaders).
(Sorry.)
Hah, good point. I should probably just have just used ::class anyway
(in which case the leading backslash is the quickest way of the sample
code being pasteable into some other file):
if ( class_exists(\WeakMap::class) ) {
There's probably a bunch of other style no-noes in that example, but I
did at least test it worked. :)
Regards,
I am surprised that:
if ( class_exists(\WeakMap::class) ) {
Actually works when the class does not exist.
It's not really surprising, I mean the FQDN::class in the end only
resolve to a simple string no matter that the class exists or not, but,
I'm being the devil's advocate here, there are use case were you would
want the engine to crash when you explicitly reference/use a non
existing class, even when it's only its name.
I'm sorry this is off-topic.
--
Pierre
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