"Stephen Rider" <
wp-hackers@...> wrote:
> That's pretty much what I do, but I first do a function_exists()
> on the function I actually need from that file. If it doesn't
> exist *then* I require_once(). (I'm told that require_once is
> "expensive" in PHP.)
Interesting. I never knew that was a concern. To learn more I googled and found some interesting discussion on the topic, specifically
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/186338/why-is-requireonce-so-bad-to-useEvidently in more recent versions of PHP 5 (not exactly sure which subversion) the difference in performance is trivial. But it's still useful to know, thanks.
> I don't claim it's the best system (yet... ;-) ) but you might
> take a look at Strider Core, perhaps it will give you some ideas.
Will do, thanks.
-Mike
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