evdoxos

In PHP, what is the way to pass a function as an argument in an other function?

DomainManDave

Well if you want to call a function you can use the call_user_func function. If you need to pass the function name as parameter you would do this...

Hope this helps.

evdoxos

Thanks a lot. But my problem is more complicated:

<?php

class a
{
public function f()
{
echo "af";
}
}

function func($g)
{
class b extends a
{
public function f()
{
echo "bf";
// I want to call function g from here
}
}
$b1 = new b();
$b1->f();
}

function g()
{
echo "g";
}

// From here I want to call function func with argument the funtion g

?>

Peter

why have you got a class within a function (class b is within the func function)?

This looks like very bad code design.

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evdoxos

I need to call the following lines of code -the body of function func- from many locations in my application. So I use a function. Is it a bad idea?
(class a -not b- has a lot lines of code)
Also functions like g are more than 50!

class b extends a
{
public function f()
{
echo "bf";
// I want to call function g from here
}
}
$b1 = new b();
$b1->f();