Re: user-defined superglobals?
| From: | Jason Sheets | Date: | Sat, 23 Aug 2003 23:50:11 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: user-defined superglobals? | ||
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Someone wrote a php module that did this around 6 to 9 months ago. It was easy to install but you needed access to php.ini.
Try using extract with the option to use references so you don't create a copy of the variable just a pointer to it.
Jason
Matthias Nothhaft wrote:
Sorry this all is not what I'm looking for. I see it is not possible at the moment. It would be nice to have a php-function like declare_superglobal($_MYFRAMEWORK); And then use $_MYFRAMEWORK like $_GET. Thanks nevertheless. Regards, Matthias Ray Hunter wrote:Well, this is clear, (I'm only new in the list - not in PHP ;-) ) but I want it in a better/shorter way for the "master var" of a big project!Yes you can set up a master file that includes all your master vars...many php developers call this a configuration script and name it config.php. This allows users to set up global variables that are used through out the application.Is there a way to request such a feature and where? I think this would be nice for application frameworks!? Maybe also for PEAR...There are implementations of this all thru PEAR. -- BigDog