Anonymous Function

16 years ago by Kenan R Sulayman — view source

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Hey out there!
I've got a maybe simple question:
Where the point of not implementing anonymous functions in php alike
javascript?

Par example:
As normally used:
<?
$c = create_function(~, ~);
?>
Suggestion:
<?
$c = function (~) { ~ }
?>

More Simple, have a better point of view and a bit easier. <

Your,

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16 years ago by James Logsdon — view source

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PHP 5.3 has anonymous functions.

James Logsdon

On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 2:27 PM, Kenan R Sulayman kureal@kkooporation.dewrote:

Hey out there!
I've got a maybe simple question:
Where the point of not implementing anonymous functions in php alike
javascript?

Par example:
As normally used:
<?
$c = create_function(~, ~);
?>
Suggestion:
<?
$c = function (~) { ~ }
?>

More Simple, have a better point of view and a bit easier. <

Your,

(c) Kenan Sulayman
Freelance Designer and Programmer

Life's Live Poetry

16 years ago by Kenan R Sulayman — view source

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Well, then excuse moi!
I did not realize the power of php 5.3, yet.

Thanks,

Life's Live Poetry

16 years ago by Kalle Sommer Nielsen — view source

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2008/11/21 Kenan R Sulayman kureal@kkooporation.de:

Well, then excuse moi!
I did not realize the power of php 5.3, yet.

Its still not documented yet, but if you wanna read more about
Closoures in PHP then its RFC might be worth reading:
http://wiki.php.net/rfc/closures

Thanks,

(c) Kenan Sulayman
Freelance Designer and Programmer

Life's Live Poetry

--
Kalle Sommer Nielsen

16 years ago by Kenan R Sulayman — view source

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Dear Kalle,
Thank you, too - for these nice references.

Your,

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