Extract function of php adds variables to the local scope of the calling function. How can we write our own php function extract which does the same?
Extract function of php adds variables to the local scope of the calling function.
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Extract function of php adds variables to the local scope of the calling function. How can we write our own php function extract which does the same?
I don’t think you can do that in pure-PHP : a function doesn’t have access to the variables of its caller.
This looks like the sort of thing you’ll need to write a C extension to develop — you’ll have more control over the internals of PHP variables there.
(And I don’t really see why you’re trying to do that : why not just use the existing
extractfunction ? )