Integration with other libraries when using Class@Method calls about router HOT 8 CLOSED

With #38 being merged and closed this feature is now on master. Feel free to test. If found OK I'll tag this release as 1.2 :-)

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Your second example the closure is the best option. But instead of using an anonymous function you could use an existing function aka callback function.
Global is not what you want to use.

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What you're aiming, it's exactly what Laravel does.

I will think on a solution and provide a Pull Request for it.

@bramus what you think about it?

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mmm... @JBlond how do you suggest me to use an existing function?

When I need to pass, for example, the controller, the method, $tpl and $id (if the route is something like /test/(\d+) ), I can't see anything but an anonymous function...

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@xergio Somethings like this.

function myCallBackFunction(){
    //do fanzy things
}
$router->get('/', myCallBackFunction());

See http://php.net/manual/de/language.types.callable.php

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In terms of code readability and simplicity I won't recommend @JBlond's method.

In case of using Class@Method, you are strictly following the MVC pattern. In the same case, Class@Method would be a callable. "a callable".

Need advice to @JBlond that actually Callable's are a type of entities on php. In the case of myCallbackFunction() and Method@Class, they aren't really callables.

What the Router does it's check the existence of the callability of them, and if they really exists.

Actually on the Class@Method, you need provide a full namespace.

I may do a commit creating the ability of adding namespaces on the environment, and also passing variables to the methods like on Laravel.

Example.:

$router->get('/my/route/with/{some}/{data}', 'MyClass@Method');

And something like that for namespace:

$router->add('/App/Controllers');

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@Sant0ro I commented #37 (comment) at using closure is the best option.
Well using native call_user_func would work.

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Yes using Callables would be the best option.

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