from array executing Object

jansky

hi to all

just wondering is it possible to call / execute a certain object in array ?

$test = array('Load'=> $user =new User(array('UserID'=>1)), 'Func'=>$user->Load());

TIA

NogDog

Well, did you try it?

Personally I find it kind of odd and I'm not sure why you'd want to do that, but obviously I do not know the circumstances that led you to this in the first place. If you really have a good reason for doing this, it might be cleaner to assign each element discretely, though I think either way should work:

$user = new User(array('UserID'=>1));
$test = array();
$test['Load'] = $user;
$test['Func'] = $user->Load();

CoderDan

you should be able to assign an object in array declaration, however if you want to also assign it to a variable, you should enclose it in parenthesis ().
I'm not sure, however about the last assignment of 'Func' to the output of $user->load() - have to test that to see if it worked.

$test = array('Load'=> ($user =new User(array('UserID'=>1))), 'Func'=>$user->Load());

I'd tend to agree with NogDog's suggestion, or a combination of both:

$user = new User(array('UserID'=>1)); 
$test = array( 'Load' => $user, 'Func' => $user->Load() );

keep in mind, however, you are assigning 'Func' to the output of $user->Load(), not to the actual function itself.