If I may chime in and ask, what -- if any -- problems could arise from
wrapping each require/require_once with a condition to see if __autoload()
is defined?
For example, in my bootstrap I do the following:
function __autoload($className) {
Zend::loadClass($className);
}
And then in every file that I need to load a library, I do:
if (!function_exists('__autoload')) {
require_once 'Zend/Path/To/Component.php';
}
Would this be a sufficient way to go between both situations? If I need to
disable autoloading, I don't have to worry about my code breaking, and if I
do use autoload then I'm not wasting a call to the require or include
functions.
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