<?php
if (!session_start()) {
session_start();
}
define("lib_dir", "../lib_db/");
// Lib_DB directory.
define("db_config_file", getcwd() . "/config/database.yml");
// Database config file.getcwd->actual dir
// Funcion encargada de cargar automaticamente cualquier clase, sin include().
function __autoload($class_name)
{
require_once lib_dir . $class_name . '.php';
}
// Recuperamos los parametros de conexion sql del archivo yml.
$sql_params = yml::load_yml(db_config_file);
// Los cargamos en un array global 'sql'.
$GLOBALS[sql] = array(host => $sql_params[host], user => $sql_params[user], pass => $sql_params[pass], db => $sql_params[db], connect => $sql_params[connect], log => $sql_params[log], restricted => $sql_params[restricted]);
/**
* Dump YAML from PHP array statically
*
* The dump method, when supplied with an array, will do its best
* to convert the array into friendly YAML. Pretty simple. Feel free to
* save the returned string as nothing.yaml and pass it around.
*
* Oh, and you can decide how big the indent is and what the wordwrap
* for folding is. Pretty cool -- just pass in 'false' for either if
* you want to use the default.
*
* Indent's default is 2 spaces, wordwrap's default is 40 characters. And
* you can turn off wordwrap by passing in 0.
*
* @access public
* @return string
* @param array $array PHP array
* @param int $indent Pass in false to use the default, which is 2
* @param int $wordwrap Pass in 0 for no wordwrap, false for default (40)
*/
function YAMLDump($array, $indent = false, $wordwrap = false)
{
$spyc = new yml();
return $spyc->dump($array, $indent, $wordwrap);
}
