ID: 9304
User updated by: junkmail at lawrencebiblechapel dot org
-Reported By: flash at drewnels dot net
+Reported By: junkmail at lawrencebiblechapel dot org
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Operating System: WinME
PHP Version: 4.0.4
New Comment:
thanks
Previous Comments:
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[2001-02-16 22:57:45] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
no bug, it is simply not possible this way, only "var" and
"function" language constructs are allowed directly withing
class {}
the only way I see is passing your class and methods through
eval()
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[2001-02-16 15:10:50] flash at drewnels dot net
this error happens on all these commands:
include()
include_once()
require()
require_once()
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[2001-02-16 14:55:07] flash at drewnels dot net
this error happens on all these commands:
include()
include_once()
require()
require_once()
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[2001-02-16 14:46:38] junkmail at lawrencebiblechapel dot org
in the documentation the following is noted:
require() is not actually a function in PHP; rather, it is a language
construct. It is subject to some different rules than functions are.
For instance, require() is not subject to any containing control
structures.
I have found this statement ("not subject to any containing control
structures") to NOT be true. I get an error for the following:
class myclass()
{
require("myfile.php")
};
I want to be able to include a function from another file that will
become a method for the class.
Any suggestions?
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