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I want to check is a function exists in a library that I am creating, which is static. I've seen function and method_exists, but haven't found a way that allows me to call them in a relative context. Here is a better example: class myClass{ function test1() { if(method_exists("myClass", "test1")) { echo "Hi"; } } function test2() { if(method_exists($this, "test2")) { echo "Hi"; } } function test3() { if(method_exists(self, "test3")) { echo "Hi"; } } } // Echos Hi myClass::test1(); // Trys to use 'self' as a string instead of a constant myClass::test3(); // Echos Hi $obj = new myClass; $obj->test2(); I need to be able to make test 3 echo Hi if the function exists, without needing to take it out of static context. Given the keyword for accessing the class should be 'self', as $this is for assigned classes.
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