Include another PHP File using require or include
require 'require_lib.inc'; # Include a file within another PHP file
# Throw a fatal error if the file not exist
include 'option_lib.inc'; # Only give a warning if the file not exist
- require will throw a fatal error if the file is not presence
Only include the file once
require_once 'file.inc'; # Only include the file if it is not already included
include_once 'file.inc';
Namespace (PHP 5.3 or above)
Define a namespace
namespace Web\Core;
const MESSAGE = 'hello';
function m1() {}
class Obj1
{
static function get_instance() {}
}
Accessing a namespace object
namespace Web;
include 'file1.php';
\Web\Core\m1(); # access a method in another namespace
\Web\Core\Obj1::get_instance(); # static method
\Web\Core\MESSAGE; # constant
Core\m1(); # Relative to current namespace
$class = '\Web\Core\Obj1';
$obj = new $class;
$f = \fopen("c:\\test.txt", "r"); # \fopen: Access fopen in global namespace
Using alias instead of full path
namespace Web;
include 'file1.php';
use \Web\Core\Obj1 as Obj1; # alias Obj1 as \Web\Core\Obj1
# use \Web\Core\Obj1; # same
use \Web\Core
$a = new Obj1;
$a = new Core\Obj1;
Core\m1();
- PHP falls back to global functions or constants if the function or constant is not found in the current namespace
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