Did is_callable change at some point?

[sKunKbad]

Looking at the comments on the php.net page for is_callable, it would seem that is_callable didn't take visibility into account, but when I was playing around with it, it seems like it does:

<?php

class Foo {
	public function __construct(){echo 'foo';}
	public function a(){echo 'a';}
	protected function b(){echo 'b';}
	private function c(){echo 'c';}
	public function e(){echo 'e';}
	protected function f(){echo 'f';}
}

$foo = new Foo;

$methods = ['__construct','a','b','c','e','f'];

foreach( $methods as $method ){
	if( is_callable( [ $foo, $method ] ) && strpos( $method, '_' ) !== 0 ){
		call_user_func( [ $foo, $method ] );
	}
}

echo ' should be fooae';

Did it change at some point? I've got a simple router that I'm using, and want to ensure that browsing to protected or private methods are blocked. Code similar to above would be easy to implement. Am I missing something?

[kicken]

Did it change at some point?

Yes, according to the change log it changed in 5.0.5:

Fixed bug #29210 (Function: is_callable - no support for private and protected classes). (Dmitry)

[sKunKbad]

Hey thanks!