The way I organize my stuff is that I have all of my object code, functions, and what not in a specific folder within their own separate files. If there is enough of a certain category of files to flood the directory, I will place those in their own subdirectory. I have separate grouping files that will join together specific combinations of them to create a single line include for the top of my files. So for instance, I might have a main include that ties in the standard functions I want to use. If I need additional features, I can include another "grouping file" that adds more functionality to the page. If constants are needed, they are all placed in a separate config file. The reason I do things this way is foremost to keep things organized. By having a constant file/directory structure, I don't have to search through 6 files to determine where I put a certain function. With the separate include file groupings, I avoid meaninglessly adding 3x the amount of code to a page when it will only utilize a small subset of it. The downside of it is that you tend to accumulate a LOT of php files if your site gains significant scope. However since they are all organized with a common naming scheme, it's fairly easy to keep track of them. ""Ross"" <ross@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:B1.72.18035.046A3164@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >I am wondering how you store and recall your functions. > > I have an external file - functions.php, this includes all the functions > for the site. It is included in the pages head and then I just use the > functions when I need them. > > Does anyone have a better way to store/recall functions? > > > > > R. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
