On Sun, 2004-02-22 at 07:25, Sztankó Demeter wrote:
> I'm not sure that I want to start OOP-ing in my php code, but I will if
> necessary.
Ok, I have below a non-OO response. Personally, while I enjoy the OO
methodology, I don't think it is the "one true way." I adhere to the
philosophy that any
>There are two (or more) different functions on my web site, that have the
>same name (an action). They are called depending on the permittions of
>the end user. I want to have the code clean so I don't want to put
>the switch or if operators to it. I will call the wrapper that will check
>the
Sztankó Demeter wrote:
Hello!
Is there any way to delete (unset) a function?
I want to write some function with one constantyl defined name, then call a
function_manager function, that will gice this function an unique name, than
delete the original function, so I can start the process from the b
dicts my
philosophy of lazyness.
3.
Some great idea that You will provide. Maybe based on OOP, maybe not, but
it is easy to code and perfect.
Have a nice day.
Dimi.
- Original Message -
From: "Adam Bregenzer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Sztankó Demeter" <[EMAIL P
On Sat, 2004-02-21 at 06:02, Sztankó Demeter wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Is there any way to delete (unset) a function?
No, why would you really want to delete a function?
> I want to write some function with one constantyl defined name, then call a
> function_manager function, that will gice this funct
Hello!
Is there any way to delete (unset) a function?
I want to write some function with one constantyl defined name, then call a
function_manager function, that will gice this function an unique name, than
delete the original function, so I can start the process from the beginning.
I will call
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