Here is my code:
$method_name = 'mymethod()';
$obj = new Myclass();
$obj->$method_name;
As you see I've used $method_name
as the name of a method. But it throws this error message:
Undefined property: app\classes\Myclass::$mymethod()
How can I fix it?
You should avoid using string to do reflection... And use the ReflectionClass and the ReflectionMethod.
However, the proper way of doing it is:
$method_name = 'mymethod';
$obj = new Myclass();
$obj->$method_name();
You set method name to be mymethod()
, that is invalid.
Set it just to mymethod
:
$method_name = 'mymethod';
$obj = new Myclass();
$obj->{$method_name}();
You have to use callback function call_user_func
. To do this You need to make an array:
2nd is the method
call_user_func(array($player, 'doIt'));
You can also do it without call_user_func
:
$player->{'SayHi'}();
Or:
$method = 'doIt';
$player->$method();