I have discovered that at least in Fuel 1.6.1 if Input::put() is called when the PHP input stream is actually of type POST rather than PUT, an exception is thrown rather than the expected default return value. I believe this may be a small bug. Example line of code:
echo Input::put( 'isVisible' ); // Run this with not PUT data submitted, only POST.
An exception is thrown:
"InvalidArgumentException [ Error ]: First parameter must be an array or ArrayAccess object."
COREPATH/classes/arr.php @ line 38
throw new \InvalidArgumentException('First parameter must be an array or ArrayAccess object.');
Update: Edited post above as I now believe this to be a small bug. I believe the default value should still be returned rather than an unrelated exception being thrown. Even providing a second parameter with a custom default does not work and the exception is thrown.
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