On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 22:22:28 +0700, Frank Munch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> thanks for your comment. Right, and similarly, it struck me that in case
> there are variable-names in the path, like in
>
> require_once $my_lib_dir . "some_funcs.php";
>
> the variable $my_lib_dir could onl
Frank Munch wrote:
Hi,
thanks for your comment. Right, and similarly, it struck me that in case
there are variable-names in the path, like in
require_once $my_lib_dir . "some_funcs.php";
the variable $my_lib_dir could only be known at run-time and not by any
simple script just scanning the sourc
Hi,
thanks for your comment. Right, and similarly, it struck me that in case
there are variable-names in the path, like in
require_once $my_lib_dir . "some_funcs.php";
the variable $my_lib_dir could only be known at run-time and not by any
simple script just scanning the source.
Still, it would
Hmmm... this may be difficult to implement. For simple include/require trees it
could be done quite easily... but __autoload opens up a whole other bag of
worms. But now that I think of it I suppose you could create Reflections and
get the location of class defintions from that. This might fi
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