Re: [PHP] Ques: Conflicting functions in two include files.

2004-01-23 Thread Chris Shiflett
--- Robert Cummings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > IMHO encapsulating functions in objects provides decent namespacing > functionality. I can't really see a large need beyond what classes > provide. True that then there's still an issue with class names, but > that's less frequent a collision. I thi

Re: [PHP] Ques: Conflicting functions in two include files.

2004-01-23 Thread Robert Cummings
On Fri, 2004-01-23 at 12:02, Chris Shiflett wrote: > --- Al <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have a page that calls functions from two different include files. > > Unfortunately, some of the functions have the same name; but are > > slightly different. > > > > I know I can change the names of

Re: [PHP] Ques: Conflicting functions in two include files.

2004-01-23 Thread Chris Shiflett
--- Al <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a page that calls functions from two different include files. > Unfortunately, some of the functions have the same name; but are > slightly different. > > I know I can change the names of the conflicting functions; but, that > is a bit of a chore. I

Re: [PHP] Ques: Conflicting functions in two include files.

2004-01-23 Thread John Nichel
Al wrote: I have a page that calls functions from two different include files. Unfortunately, some of the functions have the same name; but are slightly different. I know I can change the names of the conflicting functions; but, that is a bit of a chore. Is it possible to control from which in

[PHP] Ques: Conflicting functions in two include files.

2004-01-23 Thread Al
I have a page that calls functions from two different include files. Unfortunately, some of the functions have the same name; but are slightly different. I know I can change the names of the conflicting functions; but, that is a bit of a chore. Is it possible to control from which include f