If two different PHP scripts are run via the CLI and they call an instance of a singleton, will they share the same instance?
This is how I'm creating the singleton
static $inst = null; static $singleton = 0; static $log; public function __construct() { if( self::$singleton == 0 ) { throw new Exception('You must instantiate it using: $obj = MyClass::getInstance();'); } } public static function getInstance() { if( self::$inst == null ) { self::$singleton = 1; self::$inst = new MyClass(); } return self::$inst; } Edit: Now that I think about it, when I call include_once( 'myclass.php' ), both scripts include their own copies of the class. So there really is no reason they could share.
First, am I right in my assessment?
Second, out of curiosity, how could I share an instance of class between different scripts running independently?
