Don't know that static Autoloader class (and don't want to know it too). 
You just figure out what autoloading works for you and then use it... Most 
autoloaders are just some wrapper for SPL autoloading, so you put something 
in that SPL autoloading queue in this way or that way; result is the same. 
Probably best to read about autoloaders, experiment with it and then use it.

On Friday, 7 February 2014 21:10:46 UTC+1, Parsifal wrote:
>
>  
> Thanks for helping to set ClassLoader for entities but I uses this too for 
> proxies
>  
> Autoloader::register($_PATH['proxy'], 'Proxies');
>  
> $doctrineLoader = new ClassLoader('Entities',ROOT.'/includes');
> $doctrineLoader->register();
> Are these two classes for different purposes or I can use something like 
> this?
> Autoloader::register('path/to/proxy', 'Proxies');
> Autoloader::register('path/to/entity', 'Entities');
>  please advice.
>  
>
> On Friday, February 7, 2014 1:16:37 PM UTC+3:30, Parsifal wrote:
>
>> If it is good idea I want to use the same composer autoloader for 
>> entities rather than implementing a separate autoloader for entities. I am 
>> not familiar with composer autoloader. Just adding the correct array with 
>> correct entity directory path to autolad_namespaces.php is enough? Or 
>> should I care for something else too?
>>  
>

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