> + it can never be changed or undefined. Unlike functions, constants need to
> + be defined before they are referenced.
This isn't _necessarily_ true.
Example:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ php5 -r ' if (0) { function foo() { echo "foo"; } }
foo();'
Fatal error: Call to undefined function foo() in Command line code on line 1
I think this note should be moved to the define() page, and it should
say something like:
"define() defines a constant at runtime. If a script's execution never
reaches the call to define(), the constant will not be defined."
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