[RESOLVED] Reflection how to call method randomly ...

[whisher06]

Hi.
It's my first time with reflection and I'm not
very confy with it.
My goal is call a method randomly
from an other class.

<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL | E_STRICT);
class A{
	public function __construct(){}
	public  function one(){
		echo "I'm One<br />";
	}
	public  function two(){
		echo "I'm Two<br />";
	}
	public function three(){
		echo "I'm Three<br />";
	}
}
class B{
	public function __construct(){}
	public function testReflection(){
		$a= new A();
		$ref= new ReflectionClass(get_class($a));
		$methods= $ref->getMethods();
		array_shift($methods);
		shuffle($methods);
		call_user_func(array($a, $methods[0]->name));
	}
}
$b= new B();
$b->testReflection();
?>

I'm wondering is it the right way ? :o

[NogDog]

Using [man]get_class_methods[/man] might be more efficient, since you would not need to create an instance of the Reflection class. At the very least, you might consider having class B extend RefelectionClass, removing the need to instantiate it on each call to the B::testReflection() method.

[whisher06]

NogDog wrote:

Using [man]get_class_methods[/man] might be more efficient, since you would not need to create an instance of the Reflection class. At the very least, you might consider having class B extend RefelectionClass, removing the need to instantiate it on each call to the B::testReflection() method.

class B{
	public function __construct(){}
	public function testReflection(){
		$a= new A();
		$methods= get_class_methods($a);
		array_shift($methods);
		shuffle($methods);
		call_user_func(array($a, $methods[0]));
	}
}

Thanks a lot buddy 😃