once you have read in the file and parsed it up, all you need to do then is
to find the correct string to execute and call it using :
eval($string);
happy coding
Martin T
-Original Message-
From: Galkov Vladimir [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2001 4:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] how do the thing?
Good time of a day!
well... as for me the construction...
switch($action)
{
case ...
..
}
...is not very elegant when number of cases over 40-60 or more and the only
thing they must do is start one function (often with the same name). for
example:
case 'add_user_form':
{
show_add_user_form();
break;
}
more interesting is to create txt file with records like:
add_user_formshow_add_user_form()
add_user_recoderadd_user_recoder()
...
So read show_add_user_form() is not a problem but how tell PHP that this
is a name of function to start but a simple text string? ...
P/S: I know about reading php manual ;-) may be in an hour or two I'll get
answer on myself but may be somebody can answer qwicker? ;-)
Thancks!
Vladimr.
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