I have created a few classes which depend on other classes but I'm unsure
how to go about including the classes so they are visible to each other.
Can I just require_once at some point before use and make sure the order is
correct? or can I insert the require_once in the class itself(which then I'm
worried about forcing the location)? How does one normally go about this?
Thanks,
Jon 3 1488
On May 29, 3:54 pm, "Jon Slaughter" <Jon_Slaugh...@ Hotmail.comwrot e:
I have created a few classes which depend on other classes but I'm unsure
how to go about including the classes so they are visible to each other.
Can I just require_once at some point before use and make sure the order is
correct? or can I insert the require_once in the class itself(which then I'm
worried about forcing the location)? How does one normally go about this?
Thanks,
Jon
Use __autoload() -- it'll make your life a lot easier:
<http://www.php.net/autoload>
Here's what mine looks like (my files are named after my classes, so a
class called Foo lives in a file called Foo.php):
if(!function_ex ists('__autoloa d')) {
function __autoload($cla ss_name) {
require_once($c lass_name . '.php');
}
}
ini_set('unseri alize_callback_ func', '__autoload');
Put all that in a file (call it autoload.php or something), then just
require_once that file on all your pages. No need to include each
class separately -- only things that are needed will be loaded (and in
the right order, too). Problem solved!
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On May 29, 3:54 pm, "Jon Slaughter" <Jon_Slaugh...@ Hotmail.comwrot e:
>I have created a few classes which depend on other classes but I'm unsure how to go about including the classes so they are visible to each other.
Can I just require_once at some point before use and make sure the order is correct? or can I insert the require_once in the class itself(which then I'm worried about forcing the location)? How does one normally go about this?
Thanks, Jon
Use __autoload() -- it'll make your life a lot easier:
<http://www.php.net/autoload>
Here's what mine looks like (my files are named after my classes, so a
class called Foo lives in a file called Foo.php):
if(!function_ex ists('__autoloa d')) {
function __autoload($cla ss_name) {
require_once($c lass_name . '.php');
}
}
ini_set('unseri alize_callback_ func', '__autoload');
Put all that in a file (call it autoload.php or something), then just
require_once that file on all your pages. No need to include each
class separately -- only things that are needed will be loaded (and in
the right order, too). Problem solved!
Well, that is essentially what I'm doing. Since I have a central php file
that handles everything I can just require it in that and it will act the
same... the problem is that the order has to be right and so the dependence
could get screwed up ;/ Was trying to avoid it if possible.
I might try that though,
Thanks,
Jon
On May 29, 5:23 pm, "Jon Slaughter" <Jon_Slaugh...@ Hotmail.comwrot e:
"ZeldorBlat " <zeldorb...@gma il.comwrote in message
news:11******** *************@k 79g2000hse.goog legroups.com...
On May 29, 3:54 pm, "Jon Slaughter" <Jon_Slaugh...@ Hotmail.comwrot e:
I have created a few classes which depend on other classes but I'm unsure
how to go about including the classes so they are visible to each other.
Can I just require_once at some point before use and make sure the order
is
correct? or can I insert the require_once in the class itself(which then
I'm
worried about forcing the location)? How does one normally go about
this?
Thanks,
Jon
Use __autoload() -- it'll make your life a lot easier:
<http://www.php.net/autoload>
Here's what mine looks like (my files are named after my classes, so a
class called Foo lives in a file called Foo.php):
if(!function_ex ists('__autoloa d')) {
function __autoload($cla ss_name) {
require_once($c lass_name . '.php');
}
}
ini_set('unseri alize_callback_ func', '__autoload');
Put all that in a file (call it autoload.php or something), then just
require_once that file on all your pages. No need to include each
class separately -- only things that are needed will be loaded (and in
the right order, too). Problem solved!
Well, that is essentially what I'm doing. Since I have a central php file
that handles everything I can just require it in that and it will act the
same... the problem is that the order has to be right and so the dependence
could get screwed up ;/ Was trying to avoid it if possible.
I might try that though,
Thanks,
Jon
When you use __autoload you don't need to worry about the order in
which you include your classes -- it all happens automatically. As
long as you include it before you use any classes it shouldn't be a
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