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Posted by James on 10/18/47 11:05
> Most likely, somewhere along the way, one of your files is triggering some
> condition which 'unsets' your variable.
That's what it looks like. I can't find anything in the documentation or
on the 'Net that describes such a condition. That's why I originally
posted the question.
> Personally, I always structure my code so that there is only one place
> where any given file will be require'd so I don't need require_once.
Out of long habit from other languages I'm used to simply listing all
dependencies at the begining and letting the compiler sort things out.
I want the failure that "require" provides, but don't want to have to
map out all these class file dependencies so laziness demanded
"require_once". :-)
Still learning the quirks of PHP. Every language has them.
(Now C++... yikes! That's a very quirky language. Once you learn where
the "Don't Do That" rule applies, it's fine. I'm NOT trying to start any
stupid language flame fest. Just saying that language was the one that
gave me the most heartburn to date.)
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