3 | | However, what @greg1anderson says is completely true. When you try to load two conflicting libraries, you will always have an issue, no matter how many autoloaders you throw in-between. They will only obfuscate the real issue, and the sooner you get an error message about the conflict, the better. PHP can ever know about 1 version of a given class, whether that was `include`d or autoloaded... |
| 3 | However, what @greg1anderson says is completely true. When you try to load two conflicting libraries, you will always have an issue, no matter how many autoloaders you throw in-between. They will only obfuscate the real issue, and the sooner you get an error message about the conflict, the better. PHP can only ever know about 1 version of a given class, whether that was `include`d or autoloaded... |