<commit_before><?php

/******************************************************************************
 * Constants need to be faked because these are often more dynamically        *
 * generated than is allowed by the 'const' keyword. We don't want these to   *
 * change at runtime, so they have to be private. They're global settings for *
 * the project, so we make them static members of a class.                    *
 *                                                                            *
 * We fake them by creating a private static array, and then implementing     *
 * __callstatic() in such a way that it pulls out the relevant value.         *
 *                                                                            *
 * The array format is "$CONSTANT_NAME => $constant_value", and you retrieve  *
 * values by using "ClassName::CONSTANT_NAME()". The array's name is $values. *
 ******************************************************************************/

abstract class Settings
{
	// Returns false if the setting $value refers to does not exist.
	public static function __callstatic($name, $arguments)
	{
		if (!isset(static::$values[$name])) {
			return false;
		}<commit_msg>PHP 5.6+ required; 7.0 recommended.<commit_after><?php

/******************************************************************************
 * Constants need to be faked because these are often more dynamically        *
 * generated than is allowed by the 'const' keyword. We don't want these to   *
 * change at runtime, so they have to be private. They're global settings for *
 * the project, so we make them static members of a class.                    *
 *                                                                            *
 * We fake them by creating a private static array, and then implementing     *
 * __callstatic() in such a way that it pulls out the relevant value.         *
 *                                                                            *
 * The array format is "$CONSTANT_NAME => $constant_value", and you retrieve  *
 * values by using "ClassName::CONSTANT_NAME()". The array's name is $values. *
 ******************************************************************************/

abstract class Settings
{
	protected static $values = [];

	// Returns false if the setting $value refers to does not exist.
	public static function __callstatic($name, $arguments)
	{
		if (!isset(static::$values[$name])) {
			return false;
		}
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