Roland Häder
293436e5fd
- max_proccesses_reach() and maxload_reached() (why no _ behind max?) are called both way, static and with object reference. - this is strongly discouraged and should be avoided as its support (in PHP) may be dropped in future releases. - used $a = get_app(); to encapsulate code (even when the function does currently the same, it may be changed later) Signed-off-by: Roland Häder <roland@mxchange.org>
37 lines
473 B
PHP
37 lines
473 B
PHP
<?php
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if(class_exists('BaseObject'))
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return;
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require_once('boot.php');
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/**
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* Basic object
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*
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* Contains what is usefull to any object
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*/
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class BaseObject {
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private static $app = null;
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/**
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* Get the app
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*
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* Same as get_app from boot.php
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*/
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public function get_app() {
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if(self::$app)
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return self::$app;
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self::$app = get_app();
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return self::$app;
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}
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/**
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* Set the app
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*/
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public static function set_app($app) {
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self::$app = $app;
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}
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}
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?>
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