07 Jul 2025

PHP allows functions and classes to have the same name, but may cause readability and maintenance issues. For example: 1. It is difficult for other developers to determine whether the call is a function or a class; 2. It is easy to be confused when IDE is automatically completed; 3. There may be conflicts when project expansion. Although the syntax is correct, such as the function User() coexisting with the User-like and the parser can distinguish it, it is recommended to avoid problems through naming specifications, document descriptions, namespaces, etc., or use different names to improve clarity and security.

13 Dec 2024

Linking Static Libraries to Other Static Libraries: A Comprehensive ApproachStatic libraries provide a convenient mechanism to package reusable...

07 Jul 2025

To create a PHP function that accepts callbacks and their parameters, 1. Use call_user_func_array() to call dynamic callbacks and pass parameter arrays; 2. Verify whether the callback is legal through is_callable() to avoid invalid calls; 3. Support closures, object methods and static methods to improve flexibility. For example: define the run_callback($callback,$args) function, first check the validity of the callback, and then use call_user_func_array() to execute, support multiple calling forms such as functions, methods and closures, and can pass in parameter arrays to ensure that the system is scalable and safe.

25 Oct 2024

Why Can't You Initialize a PHP Property to a Function?When attempting to initialize a PHP class property to a function during its declaration, a...

26 Oct 2024

Initializing Class Property with an Anonymous FunctionThe inability to directly initialize a class property to a function when declaring the...

28 Oct 2024

Suppression of Tensorflow Debugging OutputTensorflow prints extensive information about loaded libraries, found devices, and other debugging data...