DevShed: Including Files Recursively with Loader Applications in...

Courtesy PHPDeveloper.org  Thu, 06/11/2009 - 11:43

DevShed continues their "loaders in applications" series with this fourth part , a look at including files recursively.

This series uses a variety of code samples to teach you how to create modular programs.

These programs are capable of recursively including files required by a given application, without having to explicitly call any "include()/include_once()" or "require()/require_once()" PHP function.

In their example they show how to use their loader class (built up from...


 

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