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Many functions use the php function "method_exists" to check if a given method is defined in an object being operated on. For example, P::map($val, $fn) checks if $val has the method 'map' defined as a first step in order to use the object's method if it does exist. With versions of PHP < 8, method_exists($array, 'method') returns false. With PHP 8, it crashes as method_exists accepts only objects or classes.
As a result, Phamda is no longer usable.
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Many functions use the php function "method_exists" to check if a given method is defined in an object being operated on. For example, P::map($val, $fn) checks if $val has the method 'map' defined as a first step in order to use the object's method if it does exist. With versions of PHP < 8, method_exists($array, 'method') returns false. With PHP 8, it crashes as method_exists accepts only objects or classes.
As a result, Phamda is no longer usable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: