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Posted by Michael G on 10/27/17 11:22
"Michael G" <mike-g@montana.com> wrote in message
news:42e6bfdb$1_2@spool9-west.superfeed.net...
> new $a."(".$paren.")" //this does not work
>
this does work:
new $a($paren);
That seems so non-intuitive to me. Anyway, just not used to using a language
like this. I must say being able to use variables in this way really
increases the flexibility of the language. Not that a person needs to use
syntax like this alot but at least it is available.
On another note, since constructors are simply functions with the same name
as the enclosing class, a typical function could be called like this:
$a = "foo";
$a();
The result is very similar to using pointers to functions.
Mike
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