Firemankurt Posted March 11, 2011 Share Posted March 11, 2011 I am rebuilding a CMS system that I have been developing over the last ~6 years. It needs to have many different kinds of modules depending on the installation (Like Drupal or Joomla does) I have a Core class that does the major processing. I am currently developing the part of the system that loads the actual module into the index.php page. While experimenting I came up with an idea that is probably really horrible but I started to wonder if maybe it could actually work well. I am looking for feedback on this Core class function: public function LoadMods($ModsToLoad) { foreach ($ModsToLoad as $mod) { $MainFile = ABSPATH.DS.$mod.DS.'main.php'; if (file_exists($MainFile)) include ($MainFile); else $this->_MAIN .= 'Error: The "main" file for "'.$mod.'" module could not be found<br/>'; } } It will receive an array of Module names and those names correspond to a directory that holds the "main.php" file for that module. Example: index.php?mod=Photos Will load the "Photos" module. Here is the thing that has me concerned... A module might have it's own class or classes and that class will likely get included in the "main.php" file for that module. What effect is that going to have on my core class because it starts nesting classes inside classes. Is this an efficiency advantage or am I heading down a road paved by code stink? What's you opinion? Quote Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/230326-class-file-that-includes-files-with-other-classes/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
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