Since php started to support oop it has moved more and more features in that
direction.
This is good for me because I love oop. Then came _autoload() and I was
rejoiced only to find that this (no fun)ction can't be used to it's fullest
potential in oop unless I have all the files in the same directory. This is
where you correct me and tell me how I can have a file structure in more
then one level and still get the ripe juices of _autoload() (Please, I beg
you!)
I have looked at the comments on the doc page of the function and every
single one comes with the addition of many, often complex lines of code that
will only add more load on the server. If _autoload can't figure out the
correct path to the file which defines the class, then what is the point
from an oop pov?
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