note 106235 added to function.eval
| From: | kevin at NOSPAM dot schinkenbraten dot de | Date: | Thu, 20 Oct 2011 12:23:56 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 106235 added to function.eval | ||
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Hey guys.
With the eval()-function it is possible to create functions with specific names.
Imagine if you have an Array and want to create some function of these names.
<?php
// Setting up the names for the functions.
$names = Array ( "foo", "bar", "test", "foobar");
$prefix = "func_";
// Running a loop for the names and setting up the functions.
foreach ($names as $j) {
$function = $prefix.$j;
$code = "function ".$function." () {
echo '".$j."<br />';
}";
eval($code);
}
// Now we can run the functions easily now.
func_foo();
func_bar();
func_test();
func_foobar();
?>
Output will be:
foo
bar
test
foobar
--------
The point is that you don't have to run the function from a variable [create_function()].
I hope this is helpful for someone. ;) Kevin
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