On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 11:48 AM, Kris Wallsmith
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> Hi James,
> Yes, the DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR constant exists for the purpose of file system
> compatibility, but it's use is only warranted in certain circumstances. For
> example, the following code will work in both Unix and Windows
> environments...
> <?php include dirname(__FILE__).'/some/other/file.php'; ?>
> While the following code is only compatible with Unix...
> <?php if ('/' == dirname(__FILE__)) echo 'foo'; ?>
Oops, good point, there is still a use for DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR in the
second case which should not be forgotten.
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Tom Boutell
www.punkave.com
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