Pass your parameter as an array rather than a variable. Then you
traverse the array to get all your values.
On Friday, July 26, 2002, at 09:38 PM, Mathieu Dumoulin wrote:
> Ok, here i made a function that can accept an unknown number of params.
>
> In fact, it's a data interface for a mysql database, when i call the
> object's constructor it is in possibility to pass any number of table
> names
> from 1 to x. Now i got this other class called a data interfacer which
> sends
> a certain number of tables to the data interface constructor. I tried
> doing:
>
> $interface = new data_interface($table1, eval("$table2, $table3,
> $table4"));
> $interface = eval("new data_interface($table1, $table2, $table3,
> $table4)");
>
> and various other tries. The thing is i can't know how many tables can
> be
> transfered from the data interfacer to the data_interface. So i could
> make a
> if..elseif...elseif until i reach something like 10 tables but still,
> it's
> not a good practice, i'm sure there is a way to emulate real parameters
> when
> they are needed and skip them in the call if you don't have them.
>
> Can anybody help me out?
>
> InsaneCoder
>
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