Dynamic function parameters

[Anon]

Hello!

I've been banging my head against the wall for a while now, and though I'd post a question here.

I'm trying to call a function with a dynamic number of parameters. The function is not the problem, the call is. I can't seem to find a good (or even, working) way to do this properly.

<?
$x = "testf";

function testf () {
foreach (func_get_args() AS $key => $val)
print "$key - $val<br>";
}

$args = array('test', 'moretest');
eval($x($args[0], $args[1]));
?>

Now, this works as expected. Problem is that the $args[] may be variable. Is there an easy way to use $args[] as parameters to $x (testf()) ?

[khaine]

wouldent it be easier to pass an array??

[Anon]

Yes, it would.

But then all the functions that will be called has to operate on arrays instead of given parameters. Most of these functions (about 300) are already written, and I don't want to modify every single one to take one array as parameter.

:/

[khaine]

Ah fair enough. No point rewritting. I dont think that there is a way to do it though. Other people may know better though. Sorry I can't help.

Mark.