[ノート]『PHP Cookbook 』を読む（CH06 関数）

//6.1 Accessing Function Parameters

function commercial_sponsorship($letter, $number) {
    print "This episode of Sesame Street is brought to you by ";
    print "the letter $letter and number $number.\n";
}
commercial_sponsorship('G', 3);
$another_letter = 'X';
$another_number = 15;
commercial_sponsorship($another_letter, $another_number);

// any changes you make to your copy don’t alter the original value.

function add_one($number) {
    $number++;
}
$number = 1;
add_one($number);
print $number;
print "<br>";

// 6.2 Setting Default Values for Function Parameter
// the assigned value must be a constant, such as a string or a number. It can’t be a variable
function wrap_in_html_tag($text,$tag='strong'){
    return "<$tag>$text</$tag>";
}

print wrap_in_html_tag("Hello!");
print wrap_in_html_tag("Look over there","em");
print "<br>";

//6.3 Passing Values by Reference

function wrap_in_html_tag01(&$text, $tag = 'strong') {
    $text = "<$tag>$text</$tag>";
}


$text="Hey man";
print $text;
print"<br>";
wrap_in_html_tag01($text);
print $text;

//6.5 Enforcing Types of Function Arguments

function must_be_an_array(array $fruits) {
    foreach ($fruits as $fruit) {
    print "$fruit\n"; }
}
function array_or_null_is_ok(array $fruits = null) {
    if (is_array($fruits)) {
    foreach ($fruits as $fruit) {
        print "$fruit\n";
    }
    }
}
print "<br>";

//6.6Creating Functions That Take a Variable Number of Arguments

//Pass the function a single array-typed argument and put your variable arguments inside the array:
function mean($numbers){
    $sum=0;

    $size=count($numbers);

    for($i=0;$i<$size;$i++){
        $sum+=$numbers[$i];
    }

    $average=$sum/$size;

    return $average;
}

$mean=mean(array(96,93,98,98));
print $mean;
print "<br>";

// Accessing function parameters without using the argument list

    // find the "average" of a group of numbers
    function mean01() {
       // initialize to avoid warnings $sum = 0;
        $sum=0;
        // the arguments passed to the function
        $size = func_num_args();
        // iterate through the arguments and add up the numbers

        for($i=0;$i<$size;$i++){
            $sum += func_get_arg($i);
        }
        // divide by the amount of numbers
        $average = $sum / $size;
        // return average
        return $average;
    }
    // $mean is 96.25
    $mean = mean01(96, 93, 98, 98);
    print "$mean";

print "<br>";

//6.7 Returning Values by Reference
function &array_find_value($needle,&$haystack){
    foreach ($haystack as $key => $value){
        if($needle==$value){
            //When returning a reference from a function, you must return a reference to a variable, not a string
            return $haystack[$key];
        }
    }
}

$minnesota = array('Bob Dylan', 'F. Scott Fitzgerald', 'Prince', 'Charles Schultz');
$prince= &array_find_value('Prince',$minnesota);
$prince = 'O(+>';
print_r($minnesota);
print "<br>";

//6.8 Returning More Than One Value
function array_starts($values){
    $min=min($values);
    $max=max($values);
    $mean=array_sum($values)/count($values);

    return array($min,$max,$mean);
}

$values=array(1,3,5,9,13,1442);
list($min,$max,$mean)=array_starts($values);
print $min;
print "<br>";
print $max;
print "<br>";
print $mean;
print "<br>";

//6.9 Skipping Selected Return Values
//Only care about minutes
function time_parts($time){
    return explode(':',$time);
}
list(,$minute,)=time_parts('12:34:56');
print $minute;
print "<br>";

//6.10 Returning Failure
function lookup($name){
    if(empty($name)){
        return false;
    }
}

//6.11 Calling Variable Functions
function get_file($filename){
    return file_get_contents($filename);
}

$function='get_file';
$filename='graphic.png';

call_user_func($function,$filename);

//Use call_user_func_array() when your functions accept differing argument counts;
function get_file01($filename){
    return file_get_contents($filename);
}
function put_file($filename,$d){
    return file_put_contents($filename,$d);
}


if($action=='get'){
    $function='get_file';
    $args=array('graphic.png');
}elseif ($action=='put'){
    $function='put_file';
    $args=array('graphic.png',$graphic);
}

call_user_func($function,$args);

//extends
// logging function that accepts printf-style formatting
// it prints a time stamp, the string, and a new line

function logf(){
    $date=date(DATE_RSS);
    $args=func_get_args();
    var_dump($args);

    return print "$date:".call_user_func_array("sprintf",$args)."\n";
}

logf('<a href="%s">%s</a>','http://developer.ebay.com','eBay Developer Program');

//If you have more than two possibilities to call, use an associative array of function names:
$dispatch=array(
    'add' => 'do_add',
    'commit' =>'do_commit',
    'checkout' => 'do_checkout',
    'update' =>'do_update'
);

$cmd=(isset($_REQUEST['command'])?$_REQUEST['command']:'');

if(array_key_exists($cmd,$dispatch)){
    $function=$dispatch[$cmd];
    call_user_func($function);

}else{
    error_log('Unknown coommand $cmd');
}

//6.12 Accessing a Global Variable Inside a Function
// access a global variable inside a function.

$chew_count=3;
$fruit=array('banana','apple','orange');

function eat_fruit($fruit){
    global $chew_count;

    for($i=$chew_count-1;$i>0;$i--){
        print "eat $fruit[$i]";
    }
}

eat_fruit($fruit);
print "<br/>";

//6.13 Creating Dynamic Functions
$increment=7;
$add=function($i,$j)use($increment){
    return $i+$j +$increment;};
$sum=$add(1,2);
print $sum;

//A frequent use for anonymous functions is to create custom sorting functions for usort() or array_walk():

$files=array('ziggy.txt', '10steps.doc', '11pants.org', "frank.mov");
usort($files,function ($a,$b){
    return strnatcasecmp($b,$a);
});
print_r($files);