Hi,
Monday, June 7, 2004, 11:47:00 AM, you wrote:
> Hello everyone!
> I'm trying to call a class method dynamically, but keep getting a SYNTAX
> ERROR. Can anyone shed some light on this? Is this impossible?
> ==The Code
> function &modCall($_class){
> $this->LoadClass($_class); //LoadClass includes the class file, but
> //does not initialize it.
> //if the class has the method, then call it.
> if(in_array('sayHello',get_class_methods($_class)){
> $_class::sayHello();
> // this line reports a syntax error with $_class::sayHello()
> // but (assuming the value of $_class was 'myClass')
> // myClass::sayHello() works!
> }
> //I've also tried the following:
> // ${_class)::sayHello();
> // {$_class}::sayHello();
> // $_class.'::sayHello()';
> }
> Any suggestions!
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You could try eval()
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regards,
Tom
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