phpsecinfo/PhpSecInfo/Test/Test_Functions.php
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class PhpSecInfo_Test_Functions extends PhpSecInfo_Test
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class PhpSecInfo_Test_Functions extends PhpSecInfo_Test
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/**
* This value is used to group test results together.
* For example, all tests related to the mysql lib should be grouped under "mysql."
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class PhpSecInfo_Test_Functions extends PhpSecInfo_Test
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/**
* This value is used to group test results together.
* For example, all tests related to the mysql lib should be grouped under "mysql."
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class ClassName {
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Class name "PhpSecInfo_Test_Functions" is not in camel caps format Open
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class PhpSecInfo_Test_Functions extends PhpSecInfo_Test
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