Reputation: 3444
I am currently working on a php framework, which is in some cases structured like the ZendFramework. It has MVC etc. I did not found any equal matching to my problem.
My "problem" is I have a variable number of classes (models, controller), e.g. http_handler. Now I have that much classes I can not set them all manualy into variables.
Can I use $GLOBALS to set a $variableVar?
foreach($classes as $class)
{
include_once($class . '.php');
$GLOBALS[$class] = new $class;
}
Does this create a new variable which will be accessable through the whole code? Example:
//... code
$http_handler->sendRequest($someArgs);
//... code
Upvotes: 1
Views: 143
Reputation: 449405
It will, but you have to import the global variable in your method's scope:
function foo()
{
global $http_handler;
there are better solutions for this however. Check out the singleton pattern for example.
I asked a question about how to organize all these classes recently aside from using the singleton pattern, maybe some of the answers give you additional ideas: here
Upvotes: 3