On 10/29/07, David Boucha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> This would be a total hack, but could you just read the file into a
> variable and then run some regex-foo to get the names of any classes
> and methods?
Wow, a lot of responses, I always appreciate the vigor of the UPHPU list.
Here's how I was thinking it would work. I'm pretty busy at work, so I
haven't even tested it, but if I get some free time at lunch I'll look at
it:
function check_namespaces($includefile1, $includefile2) { // ideally, I'd
want to allow for a unspecified amount of arguments
$tokens[0] = get_all_tokens($includefile1);
$tokens[1] = get_all_tokens($includefile2);
$compare_stack = array();
for($i=0; $i<count($tokens); $i++) {
$compare_stack[$i] = array();
foreach($tokens[$i] as $token) {
if(is_array($token)) {
list($token, $text) = $token;
switch($token) {
case "T_CLASS":
array_push($compare_stack[$i] , $text);
.... more token searching and pushing names onto stack if it takes
up namespace
}
}
}
// compare the arrays
}
Sorry I had to cut that short, but I think you get the gist. With simple
include files, you could even do some sort of pseudo-namespace magic
yourself (for constants, variables, etc). Maybe with some exec magic, you
could even import classes to a namespace, but I doubt it.
Anyways, I gotta put out a fire, tell me what you guys think.
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