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I have this: one string variable which holds the class name ( $classname ) one string variable with holds the property name ( $propertyname ) I want to get that property from that class, the problem is, the property is static and I don't know how to do that. If the property weren't static, it would have been: $classname->$propertyname; if the property were a method, I could have used call_user_function call_user_func(array($classname, $propertyname)); But in my case, am I just lost. I am however hoping that it is possible. With the thousands of functions that PHP has, he'd better have something for this as well. Maybe I'm missing something? Thanks! Edit: for those with eval() solutions: thanks, but it is out of the question for those with get _class _vars() solutions: thanks, but it seems it returns "the default properties of the given class" (php.net), and yes, I would like that value to be changable (even though it does help me in some of the cases)
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