runkit7_method_add
Dynamically adds a new method to a given class
Description
bool runkit7_method_add(
string $class_name
,
string $method_name
,
string $argument_list
,
string $code
,
int $flags
= RUNKIT7_ACC_PUBLIC,
string $doc_comment
= null
,
string $return_type
= ?,
bool $is_strict
= ?
)
bool runkit7_method_add(
string $class_name
,
string $method_name
,
Closure $closure
,
int $flags
= RUNKIT7_ACC_PUBLIC,
string $doc_comment
= null
,
string $return_type
= ?,
bool $is_strict
= ?
)
Parameters
-
class_name
-
The class to which this method will be added
-
method_name
-
The name of the method to add
-
argument_list
-
Comma-delimited list of arguments for the newly-created method
-
code
-
The code to be evaluated when method_name
is called
-
closure
-
A closure that defines the method.
-
flags
-
The type of method to create, can be
RUNKIT7_ACC_PUBLIC
,
RUNKIT7_ACC_PROTECTED
or
RUNKIT7_ACC_PRIVATE
optionally combined via bitwise OR with
RUNKIT7_ACC_STATIC
-
doc_comment
-
The doc comment of the method.
-
return_type
-
The return type of the method.
-
is_strict
-
Whether the method behaves as if it were declared in a file with strict_types=1
Return Values
Returns true
on success or false
on failure.
Examples
Example #1 runkit7_method_add example
<?php
class Example {
function foo() {
echo "foo!\n";
}
}
// create an Example object
$e = new Example();
// Add a new public method
runkit7_method_add(
'Example',
'add',
'$num1, $num2',
'return $num1 + $num2;',
RUNKIT7_ACC_PUBLIC
);
// add 12 + 4
echo $e->add(12, 4);
?>
The above example will output:
See Also
- runkit7_method_copy
- runkit7_method_redefine
- runkit7_method_remove
- runkit7_method_rename
- runkit7_function_add