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delayedinsanity · 07-03-2008, 01:19 AM

The same one, if I understand what you want to do. A simple modification of Wildhoney's original class would include another almost identical function:

PHP Code:


			
    public function parsePhrase($szItem, $szVar)
    {
        $aItem = $this->m_pXML->xpath(sprintf("//phrase[@id='%s']", $szItem));
        $szItem = empty($aItem[0]) ? null : (string) $aItem[0];
    
        return sprintf($szItem, $szVar);
    }

You could continue to build on this in various ways, by using func_get_args, or by allowing $szVar the possibility of being an array which you could explode and use in the sprintf, and so on and so forth.
-m

07-03-2008, 01:19 AM	#2 (permalink)
delayedinsanity The Gregarious Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Cana'derr Posts: 653 Thanks: 24	The same one, if I understand what you want to do. A simple modification of Wildhoney's original class would include another almost identical function: PHP Code: `public function parsePhrase($szItem, $szVar) { $aItem = $this->m_pXML->xpath(sprintf("//phrase[@id='%s']", $szItem)); $szItem = empty($aItem[0]) ? null : (string) $aItem[0]; return sprintf($szItem, $szVar); }` You could continue to build on this in various ways, by using func_get_args, or by allowing $szVar the possibility of being an array which you could explode and use in the sprintf, and so on and so forth. -m