Redefining constants in PHP(在 PHP 中重新定义常量)
问题描述
Is it possible to redefine a constant in php which was defined by the define
function?
I have a class with several constants that contains the user data. I'm trying to use the class for more than one user.
define('ALLEGRO_ID', 'id');
define('ALLEGRO_LOGIN', 'login');
define('ALLEGRO_PASSWORD', 'passwd');
define('ALLEGRO_KEY', 'key');
define('ALLEGRO_COUNTRY', 123);
$allegro = new AllegroWebAPI( );
$allegro -> Login();
I did not write this class, but I am using it due to time constraints. I do not know why the creator of this class defined
the user data rather than using the variables in the instance.
I know that constants should be constant (obviously!), but I'm looking for a trick to redefine them.
If you have the runkit extension installed, you can use runkit_constant_redefine()
:
runkit_constant_redefine("name", "value");
In most circumstances, however, it would be a better idea to re-evaluate why you're using constants and not something more fitting.
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