I`m currently working on a script, and I have the following situation.
function somnicefunction()
{
require 'someexternalclass.php';
$somevar = new SomeExternalClass();
}
For some reason, the above breaks the function. I'm not sure why, I haven't seen much documentation in php.net regard开发者_如何学Pythoning this, plus google returned no real results. Does anyone have any idea ?
If you call the function more than once, you may encounter an error by trying to include the same file.
Try using require_once()
instead. Other than that, there is nothing inherently 'illegal' about your example.
Your code is absolutely valid. I tested it on localhost and it works just fine. I used following piece of code:
function.php
function loadClass()
{
include_once "include.php";
new SomeExternalClass();
}
loadClass();
include.php
class SomeExternalClass {
public function __construct( ) {
echo "loads...";
}
}
Are you sure you don't have any typo there? If you aren't getting any error, it might indicate that you haven't used the function anywhere.
Try declaring the object first and then pass it as a parameter to the function:
require 'someexternalclass.php';
$somevar = new SomeExternalClass();
function somnicefunction(SomeExternalClass $somevar)
{
// Do function stuff
}
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