• Registered: 2006-12-26
  • Posts: 97

Topic: ($hook = get_hook('')) ? eval($hook) : null;

Why not just create a standard function such as this to prevent code repetition:

function initialize_hooks($hook_key) {
 $hook = get_hook($hook_key);
 if($hook) {
  eval($hook);
 }
 return (bool)$hook;
}

It makes much more sense in my mind hmm

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  • From: 127.0.0.1
  • Registered: 2001-11-02
  • Posts: 9,167

Re: ($hook = get_hook('')) ? eval($hook) : null;

Because then the hook would be executed in the wrong scope.

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  • Registered: 2006-12-26
  • Posts: 97

Re: ($hook = get_hook('')) ? eval($hook) : null;

Oops. Never even thought of that tongue

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