Refers to a spaces where variables and other items may be accessed from any scope.
Questions tagged [globals]
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Is it mandatory to use quotes(single quotes & double quotes) around an index while accessing array elements in PHP?
I want authoritative answer for this question or you can say my query.
Let's take a look at following three code snippets :
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Rendering a Global or a Var in a Php echo
I found a good script anti spam robots. To implement it in my dynamic pages I have to paste this code:
Since my pages are dynamic, my emails are stored in Globals
%%GLOBAL_Email%%
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Change storage of globals in python
I'd like to change the storage of all globals in a python script, as if I could just write use_this_dict_for_globals(some_dict).
They're all prefixed with "g_" so if I could replace "g_" with "some_dict." to change all those variable accesses, this…
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How to use global to $GLOBALS
I cannot understand GLOBALS ! this time chg SRC for 4.3 to 7.0 !
But I cannot use GLOBALS. Single is ok, but 2 values are not replaced.
OLD is
globals $chk_data ;
NEW is ?
$GLOBALS['chk_data'] ;
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Is there a way to access a variable from a calling function in python?
I'm unsure if this is possible but I was wondering if there is a way to get a variable from an outer scope without passing it as an argument.
I've played around with global() and inspect but i'm having issues trying to get the attribute.
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