Re: Class names (with regard to autoload)

2009/2/26 Robin Burchell <viroteck@viroteck.net> > Hi all, > > I've been playing around with autoload lately, and specifically using > autoload to load classes which may be in subdirectories. I came up > with the following test script: > > <?php > > function __autoload($sName) > { > echo "autoloading " . $sName . "\n"; > } > > $s = "Foo.Bar"; > > $a = new $s(); > $b = new Foo.Bar(); > ?> > > The first line demonstrates what I'm after ("autoloading Foo.Bar"), > and the second seems to give a bit of an odd/incorrect (in these > circumstances) result(__autoload is invoked with "Foo"). > > Is it possible to reconcile this behaviour to be a bit more > consistant, and provide the behaviour I'm after? > > I'm willing to try provide a patch, if someone would be kind enough to > direct me to the part(s) of the engine I'd need to look at. > The concatenation operator (.) is not valid in a class name. Use an underscore and you'll be able to get the behaviour you want. -Stuart -- http://stut.net/