Is there any way to choose the names that create_function assign to its
functions? Or, make it stop using the char(0) character before the "lambda"
part? I would like to be able to use the name to generate JS functions, but
the char(0) prohibits me from doing just that.

Thanks,
Daniel

Daniel Smedegaard Buus wrote:
> Is there any way to choose the names that create_function assign to its
> functions? Or, make it stop using the char(0) character before the "lambda"
> part? I would like to be able to use the name to generate JS functions, but
> the char(0) prohibits me from doing just that.
> 
> Thanks,
> Daniel

Why would you want to create a JS function with create_function?  JS 
runs on the client; PHP runs on the server.

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Daniel Smedegaard Buus escribi�:
> Is there any way to choose the names that create_function assign to its
> functions? Or, make it stop using the char(0) character before the "lambda"
> part? I would like to be able to use the name to generate JS functions, but
> the char(0) prohibits me from doing just that.

The NULL byte seems to be intentional, but the output is a regular 
string: you can manipulate it as any other string. A simple trim() 
removes the NULL byte and leaves the rest intact.


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