Posted by Jason Barnett on 10/02/00 11:05

>
> indeed that page does not make it very clear,
> it's the generic call_back syntax, which can be used practically
> everywhere a callback function is expected, the array you pass can be in
> the form of:
>
> array($object, 'methodname')
>
> or
>
> array('classname', 'methodname')
>
> the second version allows you to use static class methods.

I never knew about this syntax until I saw it on this newsgroup quite a
few months back. Perhaps an update to the manual is in order?
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