Require all files and assign instances of their classes to main class' properties

[Hubble]

I want to require_once all of the files in my directory and assign instances of their classes to properties in the main class.

 

Main class (Test.php):

<?php


error_reporting(E_ALL);

    

    class Test {

    

        public $egg;

     

        public function __construct() {

            $this->getInstances();

            $this->egg->msg("Hello!"); // line 11

        }

    

       public function getInstances($folder = null) {

           if($folder != null) {

               foreach(glob("$folder/*.php") as $file) {

                   require_once $file;

                   $class = basename($file);

                   if(class_exists($class)) {

                       $lclass = strtolower($class);

                       if(property_exists($this, $lclass)) {

                           $this->$lclass = new $class();

                       }

                   }

               }

           } else {

                 foreach(glob("*.php") as $file) {

                     require_once $file;

                     $class = basename($file);

                     if(class_exists($class)) {

                         $lclass = strtolower($class);

                         if(property_exists($this, $lclass)) {

                             $this->$lclass = new $class();

                         }

                     }

                 }

            }

       }

    

    }

   

​$test = new Test();

?>

Sample class (Egg.php):

<?php


 class Egg {

    

        public function msg($msg) {

            echo $msg . chr(10);

        }

  }

?>

What it outputs:

Fatal error: Call to a member function msg() on a non-object in Test.php on line 11

What I want it to output:

Hello!

Edited February 18, 2014 by Hubble

[requinix]

basename() will return the file with the extension as well. Use its second parameter to omit that.

[Hubble]

basename() will return the file with the extension as well. Use its second parameter to omit that.

 

I changed it to 

basename($file, ".php")

and I still get the error.

 

EDIT: It works now, I also had a few other mistakes which I fixed.

Edited February 18, 2014 by Hubble