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use anonymous function that returns parameter passed to it to evaluate functions, constants, and expressions in HEREDOC
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// anonymous function $echo = function($param) { return $param; }; $test = <<<HEREDOC \$echo is now a generic function that can be used in all sorts of ways: Output the result of a function: {$echo(date('r'))} Output the value of a constant: {$echo(__FILE__)} Static methods work just as well: {$echo(MyClass::getSomething())} 2 + 2 equals {$echo(2+2)} HEREDOC; echo $echo(test); // The same works not only with HEREDOC strings, // but with double-quoted strings as well: $string = "{$echo(2+2)}"; echo $echo($string);