Thursday, January 11, 2001, 11:03:31 AM, you wrote:
BC>> Using PHP 3.0.18, every, single time I've used something like:
BC>> include('../farmers/underwear.php');
BC>> It works as expected.
BC> I'm half alseep. I see what you're saying. I suppose if you did:
BC> include('corn.php');
BC> It's going to try each path. Ie. ".:/include:/usr/src"
BC> ./corn.php
BC> (if not in .) /include/corn.php
BC> (if not in /include) /usr/src/corn.php
BC> (if not in /usr/src) Error.
BC> And I *suspect* that even if you use ../corn.php, it's going to try
BC> the include paths in the same way.
BC> ../corn.php is equivalent to ./../corn.php
There's the real confusion I'm having. If you use ../corn.php
it *appears* to then try
./include/../corn.php
then /usr/src/../corn.php
then error, whether the file was in any of those directories or
not (since those aren't valid directory references).
However, I see some includes I use with the extra path work and
some don't. I just wish they would document this so I knew for
sure.
BC> -Brian
BC> --
BC> Like punning, programming is a play on words.
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