Привет!
> I've tried with create function, for example:
>
> function flip($f,$arg) {
> return create_function('$y','return '.$f."($arg".',$y);');
> }
>
> But if you use flip("foo",$o1) where o1 is an object then it won't work.
Never tried that on Haskell coding, but it did solve most of my trouble
with objects:
function &flip(&$f,&$arg) {
return create_function('$y','return '.$f."(&$arg".',$y);');
}
then
flip("foo",&$o1)
I guess you will need same experimental work (and a lot of patience),
but once you can fix the root problem usually everything else goes okay.
Just watch out for null returns. If you return an unassigned variable
from an object member the most fantastic things begin to happen. And
before reinstalling PHP from scratch (and exploring all of the 4 letters
words you can think of) you should really check that you just simply did
not end over an unassigned variable :)
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