Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] define (BASE)

[Jared <xe...@si...>]

No need, my friend. As long as you define('BASE','Someval') before the 
parser is called, it cannot be reset by another define(). This is the 
magic that is "constants." We just need to make sure all includes are 
using BASE and it will work fine. The initial script calling the parser 
just needs to know where PHP iCalendar is so all the includes will work 
correctly.

This is why it's OK to have a define() in every script, to guarantee 
BASE is being set. If it's set in another script, before it's called, 
that's the value and it cannot be overwritten. Each script should have 
BASE set in it so that particular script knows where the root of the 
phpicalendar directory is. Each should define BASE at the very top 
since the BASE will then be defined by the script called from the 
browser and will not be changed.

-Jared

On Tuesday, October 29, 2002, at 02:06  AM, Chad wrote:

> So I've been trying to get a block to work on php-nuke. This requires 
> having a small script outside of phpicalendar. Ive found that calling 
> the parser outside requires me to define a new BASE and comment out 
> the BASE in the parser.
>
> Should we....
>
> if (!isset(BASE) {
> 	define...
> }
>
>
> Ideas? Calling the parser anywhere would be cool, and it should work 
> internally without modification too.
>
> -C
>
>
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