Encapsulate PHP Constants in Class: Encapsulate several constants in the same class

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Version		License		PHP version		Categories
`abstractconstants` 1.0		GNU General Publi...		5		PHP 5, Language

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Steven Hoyt

This class can encapsulate several constants in the same class.

It provides a base class that can store constant values in class variable.

Applications should extend this class to allow retrieving all constants defined in an class as an array.

Innovation Award

April 2019
Number 9

Many classes need to define constant values, so they can have meaningful names for the values that they need to use.

This package makes that task easier by providing a base class that assigns values to constants from an array defined in a sub-class that needs to use those constants.

Manuel Lemos

Steven Hoyt

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Classes:	3 packages by Steven Hoyt
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All time rank:	3495	465 in United States
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Example


<?php

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// required files

require_once 'application.class.php';

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// main script

echo '<pre style="font:11px courier new; text-align:left;">' . print_r(array(Application::$paths::get(), Application::$roles::get()), true) . "</pre>\r\n";

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File	Role	Description
`test.php`	Example	Test script (demonstrate usage)
`application.class.php`	Class	ApplicationClass (example caller class)
`paths.class.php`	Class	Paths (example extending class)
`roles.class.php`	Class	Roles (example extending class)
`abstract.constants.class.php`	Class	AbstractConstants
`test.output.txt`	Output	Sample output