"That isn't necessarily the case. The reason this is an issue for me is that
I'm using class_exists() to check if certain classes have been defined.
class_exists() will use the registered autoload functions to attempt to load
the class, and if they have no luck will obviously return false. In this
instance, having PHP warnings show up when the class is not found is of no
help at all, because that's nothing to do with an error in the code, it's
not that I'm actually trying to use the class."
Hey Jack,
You'll probably want to use class_exists('.', false) to tell class_exists to
NOT use the autoloader.
Best regards,
Tobias
