Stop instanciating an object to check its class name. #290
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Pull-request: #290 Signed-off-by: William Desportes <[email protected]>
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Thank you @niconoe- for this fix ! |
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Fixes #246
When set on master, where PHP 5.3 is not maintained anymore, this could be a little bit improved.
I did not use
is_abecause of the function call (not good for performance) and I did not useinstanceofneither because$classis a string, not an object. We are actually comparing 2 strings, so let's just compare 2 strings...I'm aware it has not the exact same behavior in case of
$classis a string evaluated to a class name of a child ofFunctionCallclass, but it appears thatFunctionCallhas no children, so the misbehavior here is not applicable.