rfc:closures
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| rfc:closures [2008/09/19 12:02] – Add example of using a lambda inline. rquadling | rfc:closures [2009/03/17 14:27] – Note $this isn't available any more scottmac | ||
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| * Date: 2008-07-01 | * Date: 2008-07-01 | ||
| * Author: Christian Seiler < | * Author: Christian Seiler < | ||
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| This RFC discusses the introduction of compile-time lambda functions and closures in PHP. | This RFC discusses the introduction of compile-time lambda functions and closures in PHP. | ||
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| === Interaction with OOP === | === Interaction with OOP === | ||
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| + | $this support has been removed, see [[rfc/ | ||
| If a closure is defined inside an object, the closure has full access to the current object through $this (without the need to import it explicitly) and all private and protected methods of that class. This also applies to nested closures. Example: | If a closure is defined inside an object, the closure has full access to the current object through $this (without the need to import it explicitly) and all private and protected methods of that class. This also applies to nested closures. Example: | ||
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