[SOLVED] rename_function()

[steelmanronald06]

Okay, I have a question on the rename_function().  The syntax looks like this:

 

<?php

rename_function('mysql_connect', 'debug_mysql_connect' );

?>

 

I want to rename some functions and put in a global file.  So, instead of going:

 

<?php

rename_function('mysql_connect', 'debug_mysql_connect' );

rename_function('echo', 'say' );

rename_function('print', 'display' );

?>

 

About a hundred times over, each one representing a different function to be renamed, would something like this work:

 

<?php

$array1 = //an array of php functions i want changed

$array2 = //an array of what I want each php function changed to

rename_function($array1, $array2 );

?>

 

I understand that they will have to be linear in each array:

 

array 1:  echo, print, mysql_connect

array 2:  say, display, debug_mysql_connect

 

instead of:

 

array 1:  echo, print, mysql_connect

array 2:  display, debug_mysql_connect, say

 

So, is this doable?

[per1os]

If you have the array this would work:

 

<?php

for ($i=0; $i < count($array) - 1; $i++) {
         rename_function($array[$i], $array_to[$i]);
}

?>

 

 

That should work.

[steelmanronald06]

okay, thanks.