Re: [PHP4BETA] Is autoregister of HTTP_STATE_VARS possible?

On Tue, 07 Mar 2000, Andrei Zmievski wrote: > On Tue, 07 Mar 2000, Shane Burrell wrote: > > In order to keep our global space clean we have attempted to move to using the > > HTTP_*_VARS instead of checking them into the global scope. When you disable > > the global checkin of HTTP_*_VARS it breaks most of our code and most other > > applications. By leaving global on I disable the ability to migrate > > successfully to the HTTP_*_VARS approach. I am trying to decide which way is > > best both for performance and readiblity. I would assume that the HTTP_*_VARS > > only method is the best way to go but I may be wrong. Before migrating to that > > method I'd like to know that's the way that is recommended. Here are some > > examples of things I have tried so far and explanations of what they are. > > So, you want everything that's in $HTTP_STATE_VARS[] to be automatically > registered? What do you mean by 'the global checkin of HTTP_*_VARS'? > > -Andrei > * It's an emergent property of human minds to create. * If $HTTP_STATE_VARS[] did a session_register for you at least when register_globals=off and track_vars=on that would make migration easier. In refering to global checkin I mean register_globals option in the php.ini. Is using $HTTP_*_VARS with register_globals=off the best way to go?