Posted by Gunnar G on 02/06/07 08:54

>> You can use classes :
>> <?php
>> class a
>> {
>> include "a.php";
>> }
>> class b
>> {
>> include "b.php";
>> }
>>
>> a::foo();
>> b::foo();
>> ?>

Wait a minute, are you sure this works?
I try


include("page.php");
class a
{
function foo($x){return $x+1;}
}

class b
{
function foo($x){return $x+1;}
}

which works, but moving the include line to this

class a
{
include("page.php");
function foo($x){return $x+1;}
}

class b
{
function foo($x){return $x+1;}
}

and it no longer works.

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