Re: Re: Function Cache

> Sterling Hughes wrote: > > > > I've have some similair functionality (id est, Perl's AUTOLOAD) for my own > > development. I was going to propose it when I had more time, but ah well, > > AUTOLOAD. > > > > Basically what this functionality would allow is that you define a function that > > then catches as missed function calls. The autoload variable would also contain > > the name of the missing function, ie: > > > > class wrapper > > { > > function AUTOLOAD() > > { > > global $AUTOLOAD; > > $args = func_get_args(); > > > > print "$AUTOLOAD was called with: "; > > var_dump($args); > > } > > } > > > > $wrap = new wrapper; > > > > $wrap->hello("woohooo!"); > > > > would call the AUTOLOAD function with one argument (woohooo!) and the global > > variable $AUTOLOAD would contain "hello". > > The way I see it, don't get the real payoff of autoloading until you can > autoload the classes themselves. > Come again, I don't quite understand you meaning. do you mean: class AUTOLOAD { function AUTOLOAD($class, $funcname) { print "$class [$funcname]: "; var_dump(func_get_args()); } } $obj = new Mike($hello); would print out Mike [Mike]: The contents of $hello ?? -Sterling