thinkphp3.2 Introduction of PHP instantiation classes

If your class library does not take a namespace, you need to use the Import method to load the class library file before instantiating it, for example: we have defined a Counter class (located at com/sina/util/counter.class.php):

1. Class Counter {
2. }

When used, it needs to be called as follows:

1. Import (' Com.Sina.Util.Couter ');
2. $object = new \counter ();

Above is an example given by thinkphp.

I was directly involved in the actual time it was supposed to be.

Require (app_path. ' admin/controller/disqus-api/wp-api.php ');//Import Disqusapi class, this class copied from WordPress wp_api.php
Require (app_path. ' admin/controller/disqus-api/category.php ');

The above is used in the WordPress Disqus API folder within the two API class files

Before 3.2 I was directly new to the class name contained in the OK,

After 3.2, we'll

$DSQ _class=new \disquswordpressapi ($message [' short_name '], $api _key, $dsq _user_api_key);

So to instantiate

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