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Quote:

Originally Posted by BlackBank3 What if you change use ($mysql) to use (&$mysql)? The object example: PHP код: <?php $testObject = new stdClass; $testObject->name = 'test'; $testObject->value = true; $testObject->function = function() {     return 'function works!'; }; Event::on("GameModeInit", function() use ($testObject) {       print_r($testObject);     echo $testObject->function(); // Call function and returns 'function works!'. });

Hmm interesting way to do it, but why are you making a new object? Cant we just push the stuff without making it? Ie without having new stdClass?


Note: Altho hmm seems that I even get a problem with that

Код:

Fatal error: Call to undefined method stdClass::function()

Sample code

PHP код:

<?php
    include "core/bootstrap.php";
    
    $testObject = new stdClass; 
    $testObject->pass = ''; 
    $testObject->function = function() { 
        echo $this->pass;
    }; 
    Event::on("GameModeInit", function() use ($testObject) { 
        $testObject->function();
    });
?>

@amirm how did you get the mysqli to work? I tried with mysqli_connect but seems that I get undefined symbol for it

PHP код:

<?php
    include "core/bootstrap.php";
    
    $mysql = null; 
    
    Event::on("GameModeInit", function() use (&$mysql) { 
        $mysql = mysqli_connect("localhost", "root", "", "roleplay"); 
        
        if($mysql == true) {
            echo "Hello world";
        }
    });
?>