Shawn McKenzie wrote:
> Daniel Kolbo wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I've cleaned up my question a bit.
>>
>> I want the included file which is called within a method of a class to
>> have the same scope as the instantiation of the class's object. That
>> is, i want a class to include a file in the calling object's scope. How
>> would one do this?
>>
>> 'test.php'
>> <?php
>> class CSomeClass {
>> public function cinclude() {
>> include('vars.php');
>> }
>> }
>>
>> $object = new CSomeClass;
>> $object->cinclude();
>> echo $vars;//i want this to print 'hi'
>> include('vars.php');
>> echo "obvious $vars";
>> ?>
>>
>> 'vars.php'
>> <?php
>> $vars = "hi";
>> ?>
>>
>> OUTPUT:
>> Notice: Undefined variable: vars in ...\test.php on line 10
>> obvious hi
>>
>> DESIRED OUTPUT:
>> hi
>> obvious hi
>>
>> Thanks,
>> dK
>
> Should get you started:
>
> //one way
> <?php
> class CSomeClass {
> public function cinclude() {
> include('vars.php');
> return get_defined_vars();
> }
> }
>
> $object = new CSomeClass;
> $inc_vars = $object->cinclude();
> echo $inc_vars['vars'];//i want this to print 'hi'
>
> ---or---
>
> //another way
> <?php
> class CSomeClass {
> var $inc_vars;
> public function cinclude() {
> include('vars.php');
> $this->inc_vars = get_defined_vars();
> }
> }
>
> $object = new CSomeClass;
> $object->cinclude();
> echo $object->inc_vars['vars'];//i want this to print 'hi'
>
>
Another way off the top of my head:
//vars.php
$vars['something'] = 'hi';
$vars['whatever'] = 'bye';
//test.php
class CSomeClass {
var $vars;
public function cinclude() {
include('vars.php');
$this->vars = $vars;
}
}
$object = new CSomeClass;
$object->cinclude();
echo $object->vars['something'];//i want this to print 'hi'
--
Thanks!
-Shawn
http://www.spidean.com
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