Unsetting a class

[sarahk]

I've got sites which are pretty modular and full of classes which are pieced together to create a "whole".

I've just added my hit counter to a WordPress blog and they're fighting over a class named "init"

grrr

Once my stats are run I can drop the class definition - but I can't work out how to do this. I've crawled through http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.classobj.php but there doesn't seem to an undeclare or unset for class definitions. :queasy: Can anyone elighten me?

The only solution I can find is to rewrite one of my scripts so that the class has a unique name but for now I'd rather leave them as is.

Sarah

[planetsim]

I dont think there is a solution.

Think of it like Java you cant have the same class name unless its in a different package. If your not sure on Java packages are just things defined. Now PHP doesnt work this way with OO (which is a bit disappointing as I have had the same errors), so having the same class name will always give errors since they are in the same package so to speak.

You could probably try and use define to create the Class Name for it however that is some hack and probably not in your best interest.

[sarahk]

Thanks PlanetSim

I didn't think I was going to get anywhere but had to ask just incase the clever folks here had found a magical way.

Sarah