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Errors Related to Same Path Through Real and Symbolic Link References [message #178710] |
Sun, 22 July 2012 03:53 |
SMH
Messages: 3 Registered: July 2012
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I am using "require_once" to include a PHP file that defines constants and
commonly used functions. It is in a main script and also in support scripts
that are themselves included in the main script. The main script is in a
"development" directory, and that directory contains a symbolic link to
included files. I am getting a FATAL ERROR (function in included file is
re-declared) because there is a reference to an included script through a
real path and one through a symbolically linked path.
Here is more detail:
The included file is named "globalsLib.php." In it are defined constants
and common functions. Important in this post is that there is a function
__autoload() defined on line 39.
This file "globalsLib.php" is located in the directory
"Z:\service.web.Root\PHPClasses" (yes, the system is Windows [7])
I also have a directory "Z:\Development". It contains a subdirectory
"PHPClasses" which is symbolically linked to "Z:\service.web.Root
\PHPClasses". and so the "Z:\Development\PHPClasses" points to that as the
real directory.
Inside "Z:\Development" is a script "index.php" which contains as follows:
line 5: require_once('globalsLib.php');
line 19: include 'SySInfo.php';
Inside the "SysInfo.php" file on line 11 is require_once('globalsLib.php');
Here is the PHP output when requesting "http://localhost/development/"
(which reads the script "Z:\Development\index.php"
Notice: Constant PATH_SEPARATOR already
defined in Z:\service.web.Root\PHPClasses\globalsLib.php
on line 26
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare __autoload() (previously
declared in Z:\service.web.Root\PHPClasses\globalsLib.php:39)
in Z:\Development\PHPClasses\globalsLib.php on line 41
All of this is clearly caused by PHP correctly not knowing what that a
symbolic link is pointing to the same directory.
I am almost certainly violating at least ONE, and probably a DOZEN Best
Practice rules in using PHP. Either you know the name of a book or two on
PHP or general programming that I absolutely MUST read, or you have a set of
rules you have developed yourself.
I would appreciate your advice.
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