note 102273 added to function.define

Constant name must not written as string. The following code works also:

<?php
define(MY_NAME, 'value');
define('ANOTHER_NAME', 'value2');

if(defined('MY_NAME')) {
  echo MY_NAME . '<br />';
}

if(defined('ANOTHER_NAME')) {
  echo ANOTHER_NAME . '<br />';
}

echo MY_NAME . '<br />';
echo ANOTHER_NAME . '<br />';
?>

Output:
value
value2
value
value2

Tested with:
- PHP 5.3.1 on XAMPP on Windows Vista (local)
- PHP 5.2.42 on Apache 2.0 on Linux (remote)
- PHP 5.2.12 on Apache 2.0 on Linux (remote)
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