Hi, Am Sonntag, den 07.01.2007, 13:07 -0800 schrieb Charles: [...] > It seems that using autoload would lower the barrier-to-entry to using > ZF (if just a little), and eliminate a whole class of problems that > will otherwise be posted about ad-infinitum on this and other lists. > > Even if using autoload costs a few CPU cycles here and there and > exposes a some caching bugs that need to be fixed, it seems like it'd > have the potential to collectively save tens of housands of man-hours > per year that would otherwise be spent debugging and helping newbies > like myself.
I totally agree with you. From my experience at least during the
development, autoloading is a wonderful thing. If you find out, due to
benchmarks, that your the executation time leaks at autoloading, you
would generally invent another technology (like putting all your classes
in one file or something like that). For daily usage, autoload is a
wonderful thing and we should not force our users to work with
require_once() or something like that. If you want to load all you
classes at once, you can use an explicit require_once() anyway.
Greetings, Lars
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