[phpa] Re: class not found
- From: "Christophe Ruelle" <ruelle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <phpa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 2 Apr 2002 01:12:21 +0200
Hi all!
I have the same problem but in a different case.
I'm using PHPA 1.2p4 on a Linux glibc 2.2 PHP 4.1.1
When a php code uses a function that includes an other function definition -
ex:
function test () {
function i_am_embeded() { ... }
for(;;) { i_am_embebed(..) }
}
PHP (+PHPA) complains that function has already been defined and dies...
hugh!
without PHPA it works fine.
Is there a release of PHPA (older) than doesn't have this bug ?
Best regards,
Christophe Ruelle
----- Original Message -----
From: "Thomas Duffey" <tduffey@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <phpa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: <nick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 8:21 PM
Subject: [phpa] class not found
>
> Nick and others,
>
> Just noticed this morning that there seems to be a problem when using PHPA
> and certain include_once() statements. The scenario goes like this:
>
> I have a db-driven system where generic forms allow adding/editing various
> objects that are mapped back to the db. The "add" form posts in
information
> for each field and also a string containing the class name to be added.
>
> The form posts to a "save.php" script that determines that determines
> whether or not I am adding a new object or editing an existing object.
For
> this example I am adding a new object. So, I instantiate a new
> "ComponentManager" objects that knows how to create a blank object of the
> type I want. Like this:
>
> $className = $HTTP_ALL_VARS['className'];
> $slave = new ComponentManager();
> $newComponent = $slave->createComponentByName($className, ...);
>
> With PHPA enabled, the ComponentManager::createComponentByName() method is
> complaining that it cannot instantiate unknown class of whatever type I
want
> to add. The method is really simple:
>
> function createComponentByName($className, ...)
> {
> include_once("lib/Component/class.$className.php");
> $c = new $className();
> // do some stuff to $c
> return $c;
> }
>
> Apparently the include_once() is not including the class definition when
> PHPA is enabled. Any ideas? The code runs fine w/o PHPA.
>
> - Tom Duffey
>
>
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