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All class names must start with [[Frankenstyle]] prefix such as ''mod_forum_'': | All class names must start with [[Frankenstyle]] prefix such as ''mod_forum_'': | ||
==Class file location== | |||
==Examples== | |||
Example of autoloadated class in forum module: | |||
<code php> | <code php> | ||
<?php | <?php | ||
// file mod/forum/classes/some_class.php | |||
// | |||
class mod_forum_some_class { | class mod_forum_some_class { | ||
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</code> | </code> | ||
<code php> | |||
<?php | |||
// file mod/forum/lib.php | |||
$instance = new mod_forum_some_class(); | |||
</code> | |||
==Namespaces== | ==Namespaces== | ||
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Moodle 2.6
Class naming
All class names must start with Frankenstyle prefix such as mod_forum_:
Class file location
Examples
Example of autoloadated class in forum module:
<?php
// file mod/forum/classes/some_class.php
class mod_forum_some_class {
}
<?php
// file mod/forum/lib.php
$instance = new mod_forum_some_class();
