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| Name: |
PHP Registry |
| Base name: |
phpreg |
| Description: |
Store configuration key values in registry files |
| Related classes: |
registry, echo, globals |
| Version: |
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| PHP version: |
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| License: |
GNU General Public License (GPL) |
| All time users: |
2328 users |
| All time rank: |
1409 |
| Week users: |
1 user |
| Week rank: |
2417 |
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This package is meant to store and retrieve key values in files. It can work as a registry that stores application configuration values.
The class stores the values in registry values so they can later be retrieved in constants created with PHP define function.
The package also comes with a sub-class that can be used as Web interface for editing the registry key values.
You can set up the keys using the editor class and then your applications script defines each key as a contant.. For instance:
<?php echo constant('globals/db/host'); ?>
could return your database host address.
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| Project record: |
phpreg |
| Popularity score: |
21.49 |
| Vitality score: |
1.73 |
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Sufficient (66.7%) |
Good (83.3%) |
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Not sure (49.7%) |
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phpreg.php |
Class |
contains two classes, phpreg and phpregedit |
tutorial.html |
Doc. |
toutorial like guide to some features of phpreg |