The get_extension_funcs Function

The get_extension_funcs function returns an array with the names of all functions available in the specified PHP extension. The function takes as a parameter a string with the name of the extension. If the extension does not exist or does not contain functions, the function will return false.

Syntax

get_extension_funcs(string $extension_name);

Example

Let's get a list of all functions of the JSON extension:

<?php
	$res = get_extension_funcs('json');
	print_r($res);
?>

Code execution result (example):

[
	'json_encode',
	'json_decode',
	'json_last_error',
	'json_last_error_msg'
]

Example

Let's try to get functions of a non-existent extension:

<?php
	$res = get_extension_funcs('nonexistent');
	var_dump($res);
?>

Code execution result:

bool(false)

Example

Let's get the functions of the standard extension (standard PHP functions):

<?php
	$res = get_extension_funcs('standard');
	print_r(array_slice($res, 0, 5));
?>

Code execution result (first 5 functions):

[
	'constant',
	'bin2hex',
	'sleep',
	'usleep',
	'time_nanosleep'
]

The get_extension_funcs Function

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Example

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