#6 Rename include.php into Phrame.php

[Arcady Genkin]

Greetings:

I'd like to be able to place the Phrame's installation
directory in the "include_path" variable of the
php.ini, and then be able to include it without
specifying the path explicitely. If I do this
currently, I would end up writing:

include( "include.php" );

which is too generic, since I have more than one
directory in the include_path. IMO it would be nicer
if the Phrame's main include file was named
"Phrame.php": this way it is a lot clearer to the
reader of the code what's being included:

include( "Phrame.php" );

Thanks,
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Arcady Genkin

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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Put Phrame into your include dir in its own directory and use
require_once "Phrame/include.php"

[Arcady Genkin]

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This would work, but would require that I change the way I
manage locally installed packages. Currently each package
lives in a directory named like
/local/packages/phrame-2.1-pre4/, but the approach that you
suggest requires the PHP packages to lived in some other
sub-directory.

[FjK]

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So how do you get to your phrame include file from our root
include path? I'll assume you create a symlink to the
include file or something. Based on that assumption, you
could create a symlink to your phrame package directory
instead and use the idea
require_once("Phrame/include.php")suggested below...

<include_root>/Phrame -> /local/packages/phrame-2.1-pre4