dqhnp44220 2014-10-16 06:59
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PHP按类名调用类的静态方法

This is a syntax question I think... I have an array of classnames, that I use in a factory to generate objects by object type code:

$array = ['a' => '
amespace\AClass', 'b' => '
amespace\BClass'];

I can instantiate these classes from the string name just fine:

$classname = $array['a'];
return new $classname($arg1, $arg2);

What I am trying to do is call a static method of the class named in the array or string, without having to initialize the object - something like:

$classname = $array['a'];
return $classname::formatArg($arg1);

Obviously, this doesn't work since $classname is a string, so how do I tell PHP I am trying to access the object with that name?

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  • dongyuan9109 2014-10-16 07:10
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    Check out this post. How can I call a static method on a variable class?

    It look like your code is ok in php 5.3. There's also some ideas how to deal with your problem if you are < 5.3.

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