On 29 Oct 2007, at 16:30, Joshua Simpson wrote:
This file's namespace is filled with: x, y, z, and add_em
This file's namespace consists of str1, str2, and add_em.
master.php
<?php
include_once('include1.php');
include_once('include2.php');
...
some operations
...
add_em(5, 3, 2);
?>
This results in a name collision; since include2.php is called
last, it's
add_em function will be used (since they're all stuffed into the
global
namespace, much like a bloated turkey on Thanksgiving). This can
result in
a variety of problems, especially with many developers, and no
scaffolding
to catch stuff like this.
Why not use classes in the include files and then you can instantiate
and use the functions specifically?
Sorry if I come off as a bit annoyed, but I'm peeved at having to
write PHP.
My condolences to you. :P :)
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