since you CAN'T create functions runtime, unles you are using an eval
expression
but that's even slower that create_function..
function bla() {
}
$test = "bla";
$test();
Is not solving the problem since, it doesn't create a function at RUNTIME it
only references a function..
(it references $test to the function pointer blä)
create_function <= Php command
creates a function runtime.
But thanks for all your time anyway!
Warm regards,
Emile
"Bogdan Stancescu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Why do you draw the conclusion you're misunderstood? We are unable to
answer
> your question about speed -- so aren't we allowed to have a separate
discussion
> derrivated from your question?
>
> Bogdan
>
> Emile Bosch wrote:
>
> > thx for al the help but i need some help of a php developer i guess cuz
i am
> > misunderstood here..
>
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