Siemens Simatic WinCC 7 0 SP3 32bit 64bit 99 Category:SCADA software Category:Industrial automation software Category:Embedded systems:107E000001C0B7C0112484B790E89093610010922C :107E10006100882361F0982F9A70923041F081FFC1 :107E200002C097EF94BF282E80E0C6D0E9C085E05D :107E30008093810082E08093C00088E18093C1003C :107E400087E18093C40086E08093C2008EE0B4D0C3 :107E5000209A84E02CE73CEF91E03093850020935A :107E6000840096BBB09BFECF189AA8954091C000A5 :107E700047FD02C0815089F792D0813479F48FD0C8 :107E8000182F9FD0123829F480E082D080E180D072 :107E9000F3CF83E01138C9F788E0F7CF823419F4C3 :107EA00084E197D0F3CF853411F485E0FACF85359E :107EB00041F475D0C82F73D0D82FCC0FDD1F81D0DF :107EC000E5CF863519F484E084D0DECF843691F591 :107ED00066D065D0F82E63D0D82E00E011E05801AE :107EE0008FEFA81AB80A5BD0F80180838501FA10D9 :107EF000F6CF67D0F5E4DF1201C0FFCF50E040E0DD :107F000063E0CE0136D08E01E0E0F1E06F0182E068 :107F1000C80ED11C4081518161E0C80129D00E5F9B :107 ..Q: passing in a function via array I am trying to do something more complicated than it seems I should do. I will provide a simplified version of what I am trying to accomplish, and then the actual version. I need to use a function that takes a function as a parameter, and then returns a function. The simplified version looks like this: $a = array(); $a[1] = function($b) { return function($c) { $b *= $c; return $b; }; }; var_dump($a[1]); Which outputs: array(1) { [1]=> string(4) "function" } I am using this to create a dynamic wrapper function around a PHP function. The actual function that I am calling accepts a function name and a function callback. The outputted function is to take the value passed from the original function, and multiply it by the value passed to the wrapper, and then return the result. I need to be able to do the following: $b = function($c) { return $c * 2; }; $a['b'] = $b; //expected output is: //$a['b'] = function($c) { // return $c * 2; //}; //which would call the function $a['b']($c) $a['b'](4); Which would output: //$a['b'] = function($c) { // return $c * 2; //}; //which would then multiply $a[1](4) * 2 = 8 How can I create the original $a[1] function in such a way that I can do the dynamic wrapper? A: Well, you can't do what you are trying to do. Variables in a closure are local to that instance. What you are doing is making a new variable called $a[1] that will always point to the same function. Your only option is to do this: $a = array( array("name" => "one", "function" 1cb139a0ed
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