I guess that PHP will close file 1 before it opens
file 2 and so on.. For example :
include 'foo';
include 'bar';
When bar is being opened foo is already closed.
Leon Mergen wrote:
"Radek Zajkowski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schreef in bericht
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Is there, was there ever issue around including a lot files via
include(). I am running things on a local server so it's hard to gauge.
I think that the only source that could cause any problems with too many
files included will be your operating system (since that thing has certain
limitations on a max number of locked files for example) . Other than that,
I don't think so. I myself include about 15 files on certain pages. But it
is easy to make a test or anything...
Just make a PHP script that generates like 1000 php scripts called
"include.test.x.php" , where x is is a number, then the contents of those
scripts should by "<? include("include.test." . (x+1) . ".php");?>" or
something like that...
Then you are for sure, and you immediately also know how much performance is
lost for including 1000 files :)
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