function DefaultPluginManager::providerExists
Determines if the provider of a definition exists.
Return value
bool TRUE if provider exists, FALSE otherwise.
3 calls to DefaultPluginManager::providerExists()
- DefaultPluginManager::findDefinitions in core/
lib/ Drupal/ Core/ Plugin/ DefaultPluginManager.php  - Finds plugin definitions.
 - MigrateSourcePluginManager::findDefinitions in core/
modules/ migrate/ src/ Plugin/ MigrateSourcePluginManager.php  - Finds plugin definitions.
 - MigrationPluginManager::findDefinitions in core/
modules/ migrate/ src/ Plugin/ MigrationPluginManager.php  - Finds plugin definitions.
 
4 methods override DefaultPluginManager::providerExists()
- BreakpointManager::providerExists in core/
modules/ breakpoint/ src/ BreakpointManager.php  - Determines if the provider of a definition exists.
 - ComponentPluginManager::providerExists in core/
lib/ Drupal/ Core/ Theme/ ComponentPluginManager.php  - Determines if the provider of a definition exists.
 - HelpTopicPluginManager::providerExists in core/
modules/ help/ src/ HelpTopicPluginManager.php  - Determines if the provider of a definition exists.
 - LayoutPluginManager::providerExists in core/
lib/ Drupal/ Core/ Layout/ LayoutPluginManager.php  - Determines if the provider of a definition exists.
 
File
- 
              core/
lib/ Drupal/ Core/ Plugin/ DefaultPluginManager.php, line 396  
Class
- DefaultPluginManager
 - Base class for plugin managers.
 
Namespace
Drupal\Core\PluginCode
protected function providerExists($provider) {
  return $this->moduleHandler
    ->moduleExists($provider);
}
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