note 34003 deleted from function.register-shutdown-function by didou

Note Submitter: rochlin@centralpets.com ---- register_shutdown_function(string) is the more accurate prototype. The parameter is a string containing the NAME of the function. e.g. register_shutdown_function('foo'); and NOT register_shutdown_function(foo()); where you've already defined foo somewhere. So far as I can figure, you cannot pass foo() any parameter. e.g. register_shutdown_function("foo('bar')"); gives me an error. As does register_shutdown_function('foo($bar)'); I have no idea what type is returned by register_shutdown_function. Seems like something nice to include in the manual. Since I wanted to call a mysql_query('ROLLBACK',$connection) I had to define a special function that didn't need an explicit $connection parameter just for the purpose. I hope I'm wrong about this, but no Googling revealed any examples that showed different.