Arve PHP has variable function names:
$myfunc = "this_is_a_func" ; $foo = $myfunc( ) ; This way, you can make a single function call access a number of different functions at run time. You can't change the declaration, but you can change the call... You don't really say what you are planning to do, but I would have thought this approach should meet most requirements. I find it very useful. Also, as I am sure you know, there are a number of ways of making the number of parameters dynamic - probably the simplest is to standardise on a single array as a param, and stick any values you need inside that. I find that PHP is great for very late binding - there is usually a way if you look for it... Geoff Caplan Advantae Ltd > As a small, personal, "enjoy-myself"-project I'd like to run a > perpetual-running socket server. Problem is; I also want it to be > self-modifying so I can insert, remove and change functions as the > server is running. > > The problem is; under normal circumstances, PHP won't let the script > redeclare functions. Is there any way to circumvent this. > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
