I have create lots of module for a cms-site .. with functions only.
to avoid the collision of the function names ... i have kept module name before the function names.
now i need to convert the modules to classes.
one module contains lots of files included ..
can we similarly include the multiple files for a class...??? ( i cant do this. please help)
just as ... one member function of a class in a separate file ...
any suggestion will be appreciated
can we similarly include the multiple files for a class...??? ( i cant do this. please help) just as ... one member function of a class in a separate file ...
I'm not sure if it's the best idea to just copy and paste a set of functions into a class. Doesn't quite live up to the most rigorous notions of OOP...
More to the point, I don't believe this is possible. I've attempted to do it a number of ways and none of them appear to work.
You can include a file within a function, but you can't include a file within a class declaration but outside of the declaration of a method.
So one thing you could do (I think) is declare the method in the class declaration and then include a file with the contents of that method.
However, your class should be in one, nice, self-contained file. If your class is too bloated for that, you should consider breaking it into sub-classes with inheritance to keep standard functionality across different sub-classes.
- Walkere
Thanks Walkere,
You made it easy....
now my first step is to covert them to classes as your idea..."including a file within a member function".
this way i will be able to move to php 5 easily .
thanks a lot ...
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