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Posted by duzhidian@gmail.com on 10/15/07 21:16
If I move the programs to other places, using absolute paths will
suffer, need to change every file.
On Oct 15, 4:56 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.net> wrote:
> duzhid...@gmail.com wrote:
> > failed to open stream: No such file or directory
>
> > I have the programs like this structure:
>
> > a.php is locate at .
> > b.php is located at ./lib
> > c.php is located at ./lib/sublib
>
> > a.php uses a function at b.php while b.php using a function at c.php
>
> > In a.php, it says: include_once(./lib/b.php) as it uses one function
> > in b.php
> > a.php is not supposed to know that b.php is using c.php, so it should
> > not include c.php.
>
> > In b.php, it says: include_once(./sublib/c.php) since it uses a
> > function in c.php.
> > b.php is not supposed to know that a.php uses itself, so it should not
> > include lib as include_once(../lib/sublib/c.php), but it does not
> > work.
>
> > The problem is: "... failed to open stream: No such file or directory
> > of c.php. .."
>
> > If using include_once(../lib/sublib/c.php) in b.php, the compiler is
> > happy. But it violates the general principle of who include files
> > only considering itself at it own position, not considering others who
> > use it (also, it is not supposed to know it) as in C++.
>
> > Any hints how to obey the above principle?
>
> > Thanks.
>
> > D.
>
> Don't use relative paths. Use absolute paths. If you're running this
> under a webserver, you can get to the web server's root with
> $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] and go from there.
>
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