Re: [PHP4BETA] additional headers in include and require functions
| From: | Stanislav Malyshev | Date: | Mon, 08 May 2000 13:15:43 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [PHP4BETA] additional headers in include and require functions | ||
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FN>> And an empty register_http_header() unregisters the hash
FN>> from being automatically added to all requests (yes it makes
FN>> sense, or perhaps unregister_http_header(), buy why pollute
FN>> the namespace?)
This seems to be exactly the same as, for example, adding parameter to
include/open/whatever, only with long-time effect. But we do not really
want to register any HTTP headers, we want to open file via with those
headers. So why don't we say what we want? Why we need two function calls
each time (you *have* to unregister them, or you forget them and your next
HTTP-ized fopen will pass your headers to some alien site)? Won't it be
easier just to do what we want to be done?
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