/**
* Includes a file with an empty variable scope.
*
* @param string $file The path to the file to import.
* @param array|null $scope A custom scope to give to the file.
* @param boolean $require Whether to use require() or include().
* @return mixed Anything the file returns.
*/
function import($file, $scope = null, $require = true)
{
return Brads\Importer::import($file, $scope, $require);
}
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// \/ \/ \/
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// https://github.com/fructify
//
// Designed and Developed by Brad Jones <brad @="bjc.id.au" />
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
use DI\ContainerBuilder;
use Stringy\Stringy as s;
use Fructify\Contracts\IKernel;
// Install the import function globally.
// see: https://github.com/brad-jones/import/
Brads\Importer::globalise();
/**
* The Theme IoC Container.
*
* Wrap everything up into a closure because the global scope is already pretty
* crowded being a wordpress environment and all... :) Additonally it stops
* anyone from cheating and say requesting the IoC Container by using something
* like ```$GLOBALS['app']```.
*/
call_user_func(function () {
$builder = new ContainerBuilder();
// We will enable @Inject annotation support. Between autowiring &
// annotations I am hoping we won't need to have much in the way of
// custom definitions in the ```container.php``` file.
// http://php-di.org/doc/annotations.html
$builder->useAnnotations(true);
