The get_declared_traits Function
The get_declared_traits function returns an array with the names of all traits
that have been declared in the current script. This function does not take any parameters
and can be useful for debugging or dynamic work with traits.
Syntax
get_declared_traits();
Example
Get a list of all declared traits in the script:
<?php
trait Trait1 {}
trait Trait2 {}
$res = get_declared_traits();
print_r($res);
?>
Code execution result:
['Trait1', 'Trait2']
Example
Check the result of calling the function without declared traits:
<?php
$res = get_declared_traits();
print_r($res);
?>
Code execution result:
[]
Example
Compare the result before and after declaring a trait:
<?php
$res1 = get_declared_traits();
trait NewTrait {}
$res2 = get_declared_traits();
print_r($res1);
print_r($res2);
?>
Code execution result:
[]
['NewTrait']
See Also
-
the get_declared_classes function,
which returns classes -
the get_declared_interfaces function,
which returns interfaces -
the trait_exists function,
which checks a trait -
the class_uses function,
which returns class traits
