05-09-2009, 05:17 PM
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The Gregarious
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Originally Posted by Wildhoney
How about Loader and Exception classes, too?
Loader Class
Loads your classes in runtime so that you don't have to place include_once all over the place. You would do something like Loader::loadClass('Me.php');, and also attempts to automatically load classes when you make the call to a specific class.
Exception Class
Allows you to set different types of exceptions for different types of errors. Such as a base exception class, with child exception classes for everything, from database exceptions to loader exceptions and beyond...
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Thanks WH,
is the loader class considered "lazy loading"?
Also, how does this work exactly? If the pagination class needs access to the database, do I start the class like this?
class pagination inherits database {
}
Or do I not even have to do that? Does each class file have to call Loader::loadClass('Me.php');
Or is that done in my main header.html file?
But this sounds very ideal and I would like to implement it...
As for the exception class, we'll have to get into that afterwards, I don't know enough about that stuff...
EDIT: Also, does the "Me.php" file just include all the classes? |
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