Zend_Loader
Static methods for loading classes and files.
Located in /Loader.php (line 30)
static autoload (line 222)
spl_autoload() suitable implementation for supporting class autoloading.
Attach to spl_autoload() using the following:
- string $class
static isReadable (line 188)
Returns TRUE if the $filename is readable, or FALSE otherwise.
This function uses the PHP include_path, where PHP's is_readable() does not.
- string $filename
static loadClass (line 52)
Loads a class from a PHP file. The filename must be formatted as "$class.php".
If $dirs is a string or an array, it will search the directories in the order supplied, and attempt to load the first matching file.
If $dirs is null, it will split the class name at underscores to generate a path hierarchy (e.g., "Zend_Example_Class" will map to "Zend/Example/Class.php").
If the file was not found in the $dirs, or if no $dirs were specified, it will attempt to load it from PHP's include_path.
-
string
$class:
- The full class name of a Zend component.
- string|array $dirs: - OPTIONAL Either a path or an array of paths to search.
static loadFile (line 118)
Loads a PHP file. This is a wrapper for PHP's include() function.
$filename must be the complete filename, including any extension such as ".php". Note that a security check is performed that does not permit extended characters in the filename. This method is intended for loading Zend Framework files.
If $dirs is a string or an array, it will search the directories in the order supplied, and attempt to load the first matching file.
If the file was not found in the $dirs, or if no $dirs were specified, it will attempt to load it from PHP's include_path.
If $once is TRUE, it will use include_once() instead of include().
- string $filename
- string|array $dirs: - OPTIONAL either a path or array of paths to search.
- boolean $once
static registerAutoload (line 240)
Register autoload() with spl_autoload()
- string $class: OPTIONAL $class
static _includeFile (line 171)
Attempt to include() the file.
include() is not prefixed with the @ operator because if the file is loaded and contains a parse error, execution will halt silently and this is difficult to debug.
Always set display_errors = Off on production servers!
- string $filespec
- boolean $once
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