need extended class working by calling itself instead of extender class(es)

[ozone]

Hey again. I faced a problem again. Here we go.. :

 

I have main class "core" in file site.php

 

above in this file, is includes, of other future modules (articles, forums etc...)

 

There are classes in included files. So I need somehow to extend main class "core" with other 5 or 10 classes in included files, so I can work properly...

 

It is kind a CMS mini version for me. I tried  - no good :-\

 

//including all classes in include folder
foreach(glob("*.class.php") as $class_filename) {
   require_once($class_filename);
}

//main web site control and output class
class website {
   function __construct(){
      //get variables from link
      $pre_link = explode('//', $_SERVER['REDIRECT_URL']);
      $link = explode('/', $pre_link[1]);

      //remove .html from the end
      foreach ($link as $sub_link => $address){
         $pat = "/html/i";
         if(preg_match($pat, $address)){
            $link[$sub_link] =  str_replace('.html', '', $address);
         }
         //$link[0] = website.com
         //$link[1] = first_variable between "/"..
         
         //last variable most often index or link for SEO
         $link['last'] = $link[count($link)];
      }
      //deside module of throw error
      
   }

 

This is part of core.php file, where is constructor, at this time class contains no more functions...

 

I need advice how to extend main class without calling extenders, becouse there will be 10 classes who extends main "core" class. Thanks in advance...

 

EDITED BY akitchin: just fixing code tags.

[ignace]

Here is a better version: http://pastebin.com/f12cbc64c. It assumes this directory structure:

modules
- yourModuleName
   - controllerName
      - actionName.php
      - index.php // every controllerName directory must contain a index.php or it will direct you to /default/error/error(.php)
- default
   - error
      error.php
   - index
      index.php
   
index.php //code from http://pastebin.com/f12cbc64c

 

A starter's edition can be downloaded here: http://rapidshare.com/files/256867366/babysteps.zip (Don't mind the name it's part of a project of mine)

[ozone]

Thanks ignace for sharing your work. I need only a push to right side.. Your work in very extended and a bit complexed. Is there some simple way ?

[ozone]

Ok, I form question in other way: How to extend all classes in one class (classes are in separate files with "className.class.php")

[trq]

What exactly is your question?

[ozone]

I want to make fully automatic module system;

 

Just upload php class file to core directory and core class would find and extend main "core" class with class found in module file...

 

 

[trq]

That doesn't make sense. Classes should only extend classes they extend the functionality of. What makes your uploaded class extend core's functionality? How (if it all) are they related?

[ignace]

I want to make fully automatic module system;

Just upload php class file to core directory and core class would find and extend main "core" class with class found in module file...

 

class Core implements ArrayAccess, Countable, Iterator/*SPL Flavored*/ {
    
    protected $_modules = array();
    
    public function loadModules($modulePattern = '*.mod.php') {
        foreach (glob($modulePattern) as $moduleFile) {
            require_once($moduleFile);
            $filename = pathinfo($moduleFile, PATHINFO_FILENAME);
            $className = ucfirst($filename);
            if (class_exists($className)) {
                $object = new $className($this);//TODO: use reflection to identify the parent
                if ($object instanceof Core) {
                    $this->addModule($object);
                }
            }
        }
    }
    
    public function addModule(Core $module) {
        $moduleClassName = get_class($module);
        $this->_modules[$moduleClassName] = $module;
    }
    
    public function moduleIsLoaded($moduleName) {
        return array_key_exists($moduleName, $this->_modules);
    }
    
    public function getModule($moduleName) {
        return $this->_modules[$moduleName];
    }
    
    //TODO: implement ArrayAccess, Countable and Iterator methods
}