Thought I had this licked but it's giving me a headache ... can anyone help?
here is the index.php:
<?
include_once("functions.inc");
echo functOne();
?>
now functions.inc declares functOne() and functTwo()...
functOne() performs an eval on $string,
and $string contains an "echo functTwo();"
This gets as far as the functTwo call and pukes:
Fatal error:
Call to undefined function:
funOne() in functions.inc: eval()'d code on line 30
If I declare functTwo() within $string, I'm fine, but I want to keep all my
functions in one file :) I cannot include functions.inc again in $string,
because then I'm trying to redeclare functOne() after is has been used...
plus, it's ugly.
ANY pointers appreciated...
cheers!
jaxon
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