Bug #11835 Updated: Include and Require does not work inner a class definition.

ID: 11835 User Update by: developer@libero.it Status: Closed Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem Operating system: win nt 4 PHP Version: 4.0.4pl1 Description: Include and Require does not work inner a class definition. Well "include is not allowed there" is not sufficient. I have 200+ classes that have a common declaration of variables and methods. Everytime I need to modify this declarations I have to modify this 200+ files. If I could use require or include there I had only one file to modify. ----- Original Message ----- > ID: 11835 > Old-Status: Open > Status: Closed > Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem > > include is not allowed there, use the constructor instead > class { > function class () { > include('2.php'); //same with require > } > } > > > > Previous Comments: > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > [2001-07-02 09:14:57] developer@libero.it > > Require nor Include works inner a class file. > > This is the file where I define the class: > ===== 1.php ===== > <? > class test { > include("2.php"); //the same with require > } > ?> > ===== end ===== > > And this is the file where I have content. > ===== 2.php ===== > <? > var $a=1; > function method1 () { > $this->a++; > } > ?> > ===== end ===== > > This does not work. > The error is: > ======== > Parse error: parse error, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION' or > T_FUNCTION' or T_VAR' or > '}'' > ======== > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Previous Comments: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2001-07-02 09:19:33] jan@php.net include is not allowed there, use the constructor instead class { function class () { include('2.php'); //same with require } } --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2001-07-02 09:14:57] developer@libero.it Require nor Include works inner a class file. This is the file where I define the class: ===== 1.php ===== <? class test { include("2.php"); //the same with require } ?> ===== end ===== And this is the file where I have content. ===== 2.php ===== <? var $a=1; function method1 () { $this->a++; } ?> ===== end ===== This does not work. The error is: ======== Parse error: parse error, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION' or T_FUNCTION' or T_VAR' or '}'' ======== --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Full Bug description available at: http://bugs.php.net/?id=11835