Marek Kilimajer wrote:
> See recent discusion on this list about this behavior. You can find it in the archives if you look for __isset.
I know, I am the author of this recent discussion. Current discussion is an "extension".
isset($foo['bar']) tests for existance of $foo['bar'], however, you created $foo->array['bar'] in you __set() method. It's the same as before - isset() does not call __get().
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