Maybe I'm alone on this, but all my class files are named as
Classname.class.php... (hint, hint) :)
...
On second thought, maybe it would be interesting/useful to have some mechanism
to allow a formatted string like "%s.foo.php" or "foo.%s.php" to be used by
spl's autoload? Not really sure ho
Hello Marcus,
This simple change will make class imports work out of the box, which is
pretty good. What won't work out of the box are namespace imports. I think
we should provide this also (using the same logic as I'm using in
namespace_autoload.php). Even though this will complicate the default
Hi Marcus Boerger, you wrote:
> Hello Michael,
>
> i suffest that pear finally takes a better approach with the arrival of
> namespaces then the ugly workaround of '_'.
Of course -- PEAR would benefit a lot of namespaces!
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Hello Michael,
i suffest that pear finally takes a better approach with the arrival of
namespaces then the ugly workaround of '_'. If pear doesn#t want to i
suggest pear simply writes it's own __autoload().
marcus
Tuesday, August 2, 2005, 6:01:18 PM, you wrote:
> Hi Jessie Hernandez, you w
Hello Jessie,
what ever you want auto-of-the-box is good. I suggest the simplest
possible way as default which is we simply stay like we are doing now and
only include a replacement from ':' to the current directory separator.
That we would be searching for '.inc' and '.inc.php' per default in t
FYI, I haven't had a chance to look at this patch yet (nor a lot of the
emails on the subject). After PHP 5.1 goes RC and we start our Unicode
work, I should have time to look into it. Interesting to see if it
addresses the issues we had in the past. I think some of them weren't
solvable althou
Hi Michael,
Yes, I am aware of this. Underscores were used due to the lack of
namespaces. For user classes which use namespaces (and in the case where
some PEAR classes get modified to be under namespaces), the colon would be
used as the separator, and this would get replaced by the slash to form
Hi Jessie Hernandez, you wrote:
> Forgot to mention, since I expect the majority of users to follow the PEAR
> convention for their classes (basically one class per file, file is named
> like class, with "namespace" directories)
With the minor but essential logical difference:
$file = str
Forgot to mention, since I expect the majority of users to follow the PEAR
convention for their classes (basically one class per file, file is named
like class, with "namespace" directories), then maybe a default
implementation can be provided in SPL's autoload. That way, namespace
imports can be u
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> >
> so, if I understand correctly, if your __autoload is defined in a
> different file(file1) from where the import was
> called(file2), then get_imported_namespaces() returns the namespace
> imports for file1.
> get_impo
Jessie Hernandez wrote:
Attached is the latest version of the namespace patch! It finally includes
namespace imports and it even includes anonymous namespace support. Also,
the previous bison shift/reduce conflict has been removed. Here is a
summary of its features:
- Simple imports: import ns:
This sounds awesome. Good job, Jessie. Keep it up!
- David
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> From: Jessie Hernandez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 6:07 AM
> To: internals@lists.php.net
> Subject: [PHP-DEV] [PATCH] Namespace Patch, Beta 1
>
> A
Attached is the latest version of the namespace patch! It finally includes
namespace imports and it even includes anonymous namespace support. Also,
the previous bison shift/reduce conflict has been removed. Here is a
summary of its features:
- Simple imports: import ns:class1;
- Import aliases: i
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