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pClosure: Create closure functions for any PHP 5 version

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This class can be used to create closure functions that work with any PHP 5 version.

It uses a lambda function to enclose the closure object for simple execution.

Additionally, supports scalar type hinting and the ability to change execution scope of the closure object using a supported interface.

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PHP Programming Innovation award nominee
July 2009
Number 9		 Closures are references to code that can work as a function but does not have a name nor is associated with any class.

PHP 5.3 is the first PHP version that introduced the support to closure functions.

This class provides an emulation of closure functions that works with any PHP 5 version, even before PHP 5.3.

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