PHP Functions : runkit Functions
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Related Keywords: PHP Functions runkit Functions
Help URL: http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.runkit.php
Items Related to runkit Functions
Inner Elements of runkit Functions
runkit Functions contains following items:
- Runkit_Sandbox (Runkit Sandbox)
- Runkit_Sandbox_Parent (Runkit Sandbox Parent)
- runkit_class_adopt (runkit class adopt)
- runkit_class_emancipate (runkit class emancipate)
- runkit_constant_add (runkit constant add)
- runkit_constant_redefine (runkit constant redefine)
- runkit_constant_remove (runkit constant remove)
- runkit_function_add (runkit function add)
- runkit_function_copy (runkit function copy)
- runkit_function_redefine (runkit function redefine)
- runkit_function_remove (runkit function remove)
- runkit_function_rename (runkit function rename)
- runkit_import (runkit import)
- runkit_lint_file (runkit lint file)
- runkit_lint (runkit lint)
- runkit_method_add (runkit method add)
- runkit_method_copy (runkit method copy)
- runkit_method_redefine (runkit method redefine)
- runkit_method_remove (runkit method remove)
- runkit_method_rename (runkit method rename)
- runkit_return_value_used (runkit return value used)
- runkit_sandbox_output_handler (runkit sandbox output handler)
- runkit_superglobals (runkit superglobals)
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