1 way is here.You can use object & OOP.
--- bskolb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sample Code:
>
> //================================
> <?PHP // version 4.3.6
> function testFunction($foo) {
> return $foo=="TEST";
> }
>
> function wrapper($foofunc, $foovar) {
> return eval("return $foofunc($foovar);");
> }
>
> echo wrapper("testFunction", "TEST");
> ?>
> //================================
>
> This code works. It calls the function and
> receives the appropriate return value.
>
> But, is there a better way of doing this?
> It seems a bit round-a-bout.
>
>
> Thanks!
>
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