instanciate class from array

[PaowZ]

Hello there!

I'm searching a way to instanciate php5 class which names are
contained in a array.
Something like:
$class_name = myArray['class'] ;
$object = new $class_name().. . of course, this syntax won't work..
that was just to explain :)
I use the magic __autoload function to include required classes, but I
can't find a way to instanciate a class from a string contained in a
array..
any idea ?

thanks a lot :)

[gosha bine]

Re: instanciate class from array

On 25.06.2007 16:35 PaowZ wrote:

Hello there!
>
I'm searching a way to instanciate php5 class which names are
contained in a array.
Something like:
$class_name = myArray['class'] ;
$object = new $class_name().. . of course, this syntax won't work..

Just try it. ;)

that was just to explain :)
I use the magic __autoload function to include required classes, but I
can't find a way to instanciate a class from a string contained in a
array..
any idea ?
>
thanks a lot :)
>

--
gosha bine

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[james.gauth@googlemail.com]

Re: instanciate class from array

On 25 Jun, 15:35, PaowZ <gpa...@gmail.c omwrote:

Hello there!
>
I'm searching a way to instanciate php5 class which names are
contained in a array.
Something like:
$class_name = myArray['class'] ;
$object = new $class_name().. . of course, this syntax won't work..
that was just to explain :)
I use the magic __autoload function to include required classes, but I
can't find a way to instanciate a class from a string contained in a
array..
any idea ?
>
thanks a lot :)

Actually, the syntax you described does work:

<?php

class foo {
}

class bar {
}

$classes = array('foo', 'bar');

$object = new $classes[0];
print_r($object );

$object = new $classes[1];
print_r($object );

?>

[PaowZ]

Re: instanciate class from array

On 25 juin, 16:46, james.ga...@goo glemail.com wrote:

On 25 Jun, 15:35, PaowZ <gpa...@gmail.c omwrote:
>

Hello there!

>

I'm searching a way to instanciate php5 class which names are
contained in a array.
Something like:
$class_name = myArray['class'] ;
$object = new $class_name().. . of course, this syntax won't work..
that was just to explain :)
I use the magic __autoload function to include required classes, but I
can't find a way to instanciate a class from a string contained in a
array..
any idea ?

>

thanks a lot :)

>
Actually, the syntax you described does work:
>
<?php
>
class foo {
>
}
>
class bar {
>
}
>
$classes = array('foo', 'bar');
>
$object = new $classes[0];
print_r($object );
>
$object = new $classes[1];
print_r($object );
>
?>

well..hm.
I gotta give a try before saying bullshit :)
PHP parser is so nice....

thanks :)