this way may be what you'd like :
$thing = new whatever ();
$with = array (doStuff', anotherThing', doThis', doThat', doThis',
doThat', anotherThing', doThis', /* etc. etc. */ );
foreach($with as $w) $thing->$w();
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> Is there a way I can make this type of code neater?
>
> $thing = new whatever ();
>
> $thing->doStuff ();
> $thing->anotherThing ();
> $thing->doThis ();
> $thing->doThat ();
> $thing->doThis ();
> $thing->doThat ();
> $thing->anotherThing ();
> $thing->doThis ();
> // etc. etc.
>
>
> Some languages have the construct "with", so you can so something like
> this:
>
> $thing = new whatever ();
>
> with ( $thing ) {
>
> doStuff ();
> anotherThing ();
> doThis ();
> doThat ();
> doThis ();
> doThat ();
> anotherThing ();
> doThis ();
> // etc. etc.
> }
>
> which is much neater. Is there anyway to do this type of thing with PHP?
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