Undefined index: class:: about krumo HOT 7 CLOSED

How are you calling Krumo that you're getting this output?

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I tried both the global function and the object based method: I only receive the error when using the global function.

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What were you trying to dump? Line 532 is a pretty weird line to die on. Line 532 is checking if you've disabled Krumo globally.

What version of PHP are you running?

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Hey sorry for my late reply (had some time off).
We're running php 5.6.
I'm dumping get_defined_vars() not sure if that might be a problem?
Krumo doesn't die either, if we weren't running raygun I would have never noticed anything.
I just wanted to let you know that raygun keeps throwing these errors at me.

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I'm guessing raygun ignores the @ error operator (didn't just found out about these).
I'll try with raygun, they should ignore these errors.

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@scottchiefbaker + @mmucklo Perhaps the code can be refactored not to have the silence operator at all? Right now it is

            if (in_array($function, array("krumo","k","kd")) || (strToLower(@$d['class']) == 'krumo') || (is_callable($callback) && call_user_func($callback, $d))) {
                break;
            }

Let's break it up into 3 separate statements with an extra check if the "class" element is not empty, like this:

            if ( in_array($function, array("krumo", "k", "kd")) ) {
                break; // krumo alias function
            }
            if (!empty($d['class']) && ('krumo' == strToLower($d['class']))  ) {
                break; // krumo class method
            }
            if ( is_callable($callback) && call_user_func($callback, $d) ) {
                break; // callback
            }

It's more readable this way with each case for exiting the loop clearly defined, AND with the extra check that $d['class'] is not empty.

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