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  1. Ansego
    Hi, I've just found that __autoload function is no longer the thing to use when creating an object from your class. Well thanks a lot!!! Now we have this spl_autoload_register AND spl_autoload. All the manuals I've read I am still lost... just a simple example would be great!!! THE OLD WAY function __autoload($classname) { $filename = "./inc/". $classname .".inc"; include_once($filename); } $Object_name = new Class_name(); $Object_name->Methods_name($Paramater) == Boolean_Return; QUESTION: WHATS THE NEW WAY??? spl_autoload_register(function ($class) { include './inc/' . $class . '.inc'; }); $Object_name = spl_autoload_register(Class_name()) $Object_name->Methods_name($Paramater) == Boolean_Return; Kind regards and thanks...
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