You could wrap your function calls, maybe. Like
function my_Draw_Image() {
if(function_exists('Draw_Image')) {
return Draw_Image(func_get_args());
} else {
// do whatever...
}
}
Haven't tested this at all, but it seems plausible. Might be p
Hi!
Thanks for your kind response. The solution given by u is fine.
But Iam asking just more than that. See whenever I call a function
like
Draw_Image();
( In language construct level )
Is there anything to checks this non-existence of Draw_Image() and call
some default functio
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* S. Murali Krishna said
> Hai ALL
> Is there any way to capture function call in PHP
> and redirect to some other function if that function doesn't exists.
>
> Perl programmers remind AUTOLOAD method in a
You can use function_exists() to check whether a function actually exists:
eg:
if (function_exists('imap_open')) {
echo "IMAP functions are available.\n";
} else {
echo "IMAP functions are not available.\n";
}
HTH
Neil
"S. Murali Krishna" wrote:
> Hai ALL
> Is there any way to
Hai ALL
Is there any way to capture function call in PHP
and redirect to some other function if that function doesn't exists.
Perl programmers remind AUTOLOAD method in a package.
S.Murali Krishna
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