note 86149 added to language.variables.superglobals

You can use superglobals to make your variables available everywhere without declaring them global.

<?php

$_ENV['mystring'] = 'Hello World';
$_ENV['myarray'] = array('Alpha', 'Bravo', 'Charlie');

function test() {
	print $_ENV['mystring'];
	print_r($_ENV['myarray']);
}

test();

?>
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