I will explain the question with a simple function accepting any number of function
function abc() {
$args = func_get_args();
//Now lets use the first parameter in something...... In this case a simple echo
echo $args[0];
//Lets remove this first parameter
unset($args[0]);
//Now I want to send the remaining arguments to different function, in the same way as it received
.. . ...... BUT NO IDEA HOW TO . ..................
//tried doing something like this, for a work around
$newargs = implode(",", $args);
//Call Another Function
anotherFUnction($newargs); //This function is however a constructor function of a class
// ^ This is regarded as one arguments, not mutliple arguments....
}
I hope the question is clear now, what is the work around for this situation?
I forgot to mention that the next function I am calling is a constructor class of another class. Something like
$newclass = new class($newarguments);
for simple function calls
use call_user_func_array, but do not implode the args, just pass the array of remaining args to call_user_func_array
call_user_func_array('anotherFunction', $args);
for object creation
use: ReflectionClass::newInstanceArgs
$refClass = new ReflectionClass('yourClassName');
$obj = $refClass->newInstanceArgs($yourConstructorArgs);
or: ReflectionClass::newinstance
$refClass = new ReflectionClass('yourClassName');
$obj = call_user_func_array(array($refClass, 'newInstance'), $yourConstructorArgs);
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