[snip]
include("common_functions.php");
switch($action)
case "do this":
include("do_this_funcs.php");
.....
function(s) called
break;
case "do that":
include("do_that_funcs.php");
.....
other function(s) called
break;
case "do the other":
.....
no function(s) called
break;
In this case, at most one of do_this_funcs.php and do_that_funcs.php is
read and compiled -- and in case "do_the_other", neither of them is.
That surely has to be some sort of saving, even if the multiple file
accesses offset it somewhat. (I suppose I should benchmark this to find
out at what sort of filesizes one outweighs the other, but I can't be
bothered! ;)
[/snip]
Well said Mike, it is all in the organization!
Jay
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