Richard Lynch schrieb:
Is there any reason why the logic behind define() couldn't be pushed down to class const?
Code like this is kinda fugly:
//It's okay here, but not in a class?
define('CACHE_DIR_LONG', CONFIG_ROOT_PATH . '/cache/');
class Cache {
const CACHE_DIR = '/dev/shm/cache/';
const CACHE_TTL = 300; //5 minutes
const CACHE_DIR_LONG = CACHE_DIR_LONG;
I'd really prefer to write:
class Cache {
const CACHE_DIR = '/dev/shm/cache/';
const CACHE_TTL = 300; //5 minutes
const CACHE_DIR_LONG = CONFIG_ROOT_PATH . '/cache/';
I'm happy to add it as a feature request, but not if somebody reliable says "Don't Bother"...
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Hi Richard,
the define function is to be used on the global scope of your
application. This is helpful to assign Configurations Options and other
data that you do not will move. For the Class Constants you define the
Constant only fo the Class where you are working.
Please read the documentation about this on PHP.NET
http://de.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.constants.php
Regards
Carlos
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