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re the comment by moazzamk at gmail dot com As the manual states require and require_once as of PHP 4.02 no longer call the file if the line of code it is on should not be executed.
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require_once (PHP 4, PHP 5) The require_once statement is identical to require except PHP will check if the file has already been included, and if so, not include (require) it again. See the include_once documentation for information about the _once ...
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如果文件已被包含，本函数返回 TRUE。 Note: 在PHP4中，要注意 include_once 和 require_once 在大小写不敏感的操作系统中（例如 Windows）的行为可能不是所期望的。
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if(strpos (__FILE__, '/lib/') != FALSE){ chdir ("..");} include_once ('./lib/other_lib.inc'); // ... or any other include[_once] / require[_once]?> just adjust the path and it will be fine - also for your IDE.
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require include require_once include_once goto 函数 用户自定义函数 函数的参数 返回值 可变函数 内部（内置）函数 匿名函数 类与对象 前言 基本概念 属性 类常量 自动加载对象
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<?php require_once("java/Java.inc"); $session = java_session ();?> <HTML> <TITLE>PHP and JSP session sharing</title> <BODY> <?php if(is_null (java_values ($session-> get ("counter")))) { $session-> put ("counter", 1);
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require_once CLASS_ROOT.str_replace('_', '/', $className).'.class.php';} Then you will just have to use the folder structure and name the classes accordingly. If you want to have a class named Page, which will be in the pseudo namespace System.Web.UI, create ...
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"Note: include_once and require_once are statements, not functions. Parentheses should not surround the subject filename." include_once "a.php"; To change all require_once('foo.php'); to require_once 'foo.php' execute this:
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<?php require_once( str_replace ('//', '/', dirname (__FILE__). '/') . '../parent.php'); ?> to include a file that is in the same directory: <?php require_once( str_replace ('//', '/', dirname (__FILE__). '/') . 'neighbor.php');
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Be careful with "require", "require_once" and "include" inside functions. Even if the included file seems to define global variables, they might not be defined as such. consider those two files: ---index.php
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