hello. i began studying symfony 2 documentation and was under
impression that the distribution one downloads is actually the
project's directory structure.
wouldn't it be nicer if the web/app*.php file was constructed like
this:
defined("APPLICATION_ENV") || define("APPLICATION_ENV",
(getenv("APPLICATION_ENV") ? getenv("APPLICATION_ENV") : "prod"));
define("SYMFONY_DIR", "/home/toudi/Symfony/"); // <=== this would be
optional line, see below
require_once __DIR__.'/../app/bootstrap.php.cache';
require_once __DIR__.'/../app/AppKernel.php';
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request;
$kernel = new AppKernel(APPLICATION_ENV, true);
and then the small change in app/autoload.php:
defined("SYMFONY_DIR") || define("SYMFONY_DIR", __DIR__."/../");
and of course then the replace of __DIR__.'/../' to SYMFONY_DIR
Such configuration would be automatically backwards-compatibile with
the one that is avalible for download ( i.e. the whole symfony distro
per project ) but with the advantage of the possibilty to upload
symfony distribution into some shared directory on webserver and
re-use such distribution per project.
best regards,
toudi.
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