> Finally I got a chance to test classkit. Anyway installation with "pear
> install classkit" went through with no errors and after activation in
> php.ini the module shows up as installed. Anyway the function does not
> work
> (class_import) I am still getting the same error as re-require_once a
On Feb 11, 2005, at 2:25 AM, Markus Fischer wrote:
Sara Golemon wrote:
What would happen to the instanciated objects?
Only allowing class unloading for classes that have no instantiated
objects would be an option.
And how would you know if it'd been instantiated? Even if you
recursively looped th
Sara Golemon wrote:
What would happen to the instanciated objects?
Only allowing class unloading for classes that have no instantiated
objects would be an option.
And how would you know if it'd been instantiated? Even if you recursively
looped through every variable hash from EG(symbol_table) on
>> What would happen to the instanciated objects?
>
> Only allowing class unloading for classes that have no instantiated
> objects would be an option.
>
And how would you know if it'd been instantiated? Even if you recursively
looped through every variable hash from EG(symbol_table) on down, the
Sean Coates wrote:
> What would happen to the instanciated objects?
Only allowing class unloading for classes that have no instantiated
objects would be an option.
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Johannes Schlueter wrote:
I would like to "unload" a class loaded previously by require_once.
Mainly I am working on a daemon where handler-classes should be loaded and
unloaded on demand.
You could remove a class using classkit ...
No, you could remove the methods that belong to the class and/or r
