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The `Canonic_Autoloader` class in the [phar stub](wiki/split) implements the autoloader callback.
It's itself not a whole lot of code.
* The constructor just receives an `array` to populate the internal classmap from.
* It looks for an identifier (class / func / const) declaration.
* Turning relative paths or phar:// references into absolute ones is the bulkiest part.
* And it contains some logic for autoupdating setups.
The vast remainder in the stub is a lot of setup and relocatability code:
* The static `::hookup()` just registers the autoloader, and is automatically run on [including the phar](wiki/include_once).
* With `::update()` the map gets recreated.
* And `::pharBase()` just helps with figuring out if the stub is contained in a phar, or everything [split up](wiki/split) into separate scripts.
### Manual instantiation
If you rip out the automatic `hookup` code, then you can still easily register the autoloader. For a separated setup you'd use:
spl_autoload_register(
new Canonic_Autoloader(
include("./vendor/autoload.map.php"),
"./vendor/autoload.php"
)
);
The first argument being the array result from the map file. The second parameter refers to the base location of the autoloader/map script (just the base directory is actually required).
For manual updating see [`Canonic_Classmap`](wiki/Canonic_Classmap).
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