Posted by duzhidian@gmail.com on 10/16/07 01:49

Thanks for your guys info. All your suggestions is to use absolute
path somewhere.

In fact, here is my scenario, *SAME* file name, different location:

a. one php is locate at . called ./mylib.php
b. another php file is located at ./lib/mylib.php
c. third php file is located at ./lib/sublib/mylib.php


a calls a function in b while b calls a function in c.

What I need is just a clear picture how to include files in a and b,
i.e. in ./mylib.php and in ./lib/mylib.php without any trouble when
moving and future extension.


I can organize the codes, but it does not seems as transparent as what
c/c++ does as one file at root have to consider it's grandsons'
functions (location), not supposed to do that in c/c++.

Thanks again.

Du.

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