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Of course, my apologies.
I've simplified it from the actual code and also removed the string parameter as the object one is the problem:
// create the model and replacer function
$model = new $modelName();
$replacer = curryModelReplacer($($model);
// ...
/** Curries model_replacer. */
function curryModelReplacer($model) {
return create_function('$matches', "return modelReplacer($model, \$matches);");
}
/** The callback for preg_replace_callback. */
function modelReplacer($model, $matches) {
// do the replacement...
}
So effectively I want to create a new anonymous function wrapping modelReplacer which has the $model parameter already set. The problem is obviously that I can't put $model in the string.
Is there a better alternative approach for currying in PHP that will enable me to bind an object to a parameter?
TIA,
--rob
On 9/4/07, Richard Heyes
<richardh@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:> I have a function which is my callback for preg_replace_callback - and it
> needs to be able to access a string and an object outside of itself.
> When I call create_function I can insert the string, but without serializing
> the object I can't figure out how to make it available to the function
> without making it global, which seems nasty.
>
> I've tried 'currying' the function - creating a new function out of it with
> the string and object parameters bound, but have the same problem - I can't
> get the object into the function.
> Can anyone point me towards a good solution? I guess I could also create a
> class with the one function, but that seems a wee bit messy to me.
It would be helpful if you could post a bare-bones example.
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