> > I'm talking about disabled and enabled functions. > > You posted about (non-)existance / definition of functions. > > I already looked through this, and saw function still is defined but no > > longer enabled. > > How about using ini_get() to get the disabled functions, then parse that > for the function you're looking for?? >
Well I already do so, but I think it would be more smooth having a function provided by PHP for that purpose, because there are functions for all the other kinds of checks: included files, declared classes, defined constants/variables, defined functions, etc. Why not having a function which gives the information to me? Also I think a function provided by PHP would make it faster and even quite secure. Think of having to explode() and in_array() check for the function or the PHP engine having the list in a good matter handing a true/false directly. Seems to me as a more consequent and ideal solution. -- Dennis -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
