On Thu, 26 Feb 2004, John Coggeshall wrote:
> <?php > > $reflect = new Reflection_Class("Object"); > > $docs = $reflect->getDocComment(); > if(!empty($docs)) { > echo "Has Docs.\n"; > } > > if(!empty($reflect->getDocComment())) { > echo "Has Docs.\n"; > } > > ?> > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]$ php test.php > > Fatal error: Can't use method return value in write context in test.php > on line 10 > > Since when is empty() writing anything? Or is there something else here > that I'm not seeing?
empty() can only be used on variables, RTFM: http://nl.php.net/empty but I do agree that the message is bogus...
The error message isn't too good but it's not something which is easy to fix (and it's not critical). Got to think about it...
I prefer looking at a couple of other bugs which were reported which are pretty much the last two critical problems I can see before RC1.
Andi
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