On Wed, 1 Oct 2003, Dennis Sterzenbach wrote:
> >
> > You can either use function_exists() to check if a function is
> > available, or use "ini_get('disabled_functions')".
> >
> > Derick
> >
> function_exists() NEVER informs about the function being
> disabled or not it does inform about (I cite the manual here:)
> "if the given function has been defined".
>
> So it does NOT tell me anything about state.
Of course... why do you NEED to know if it's not available or
disabled... the result is the same: you can not use the function.
> If you had read my post, you knew I already do like you telling
> me, but do not agree with this solution, as it is better
> in performance etc. (see my post) to let PHP do so.
I did read it, I just don't see any point why it is useful.
Derick
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