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    Default call function as Qstring

    Hello,

    Is there a way to have:
    QString function_name = foo;

    call_user_func(function_name, 10);

    with somewhere in the codes:

    void foo(int);

    This feature exists in php

    Thanks!

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    Default Re: call function as Qstring

    You can use QScriptEngine::evaluate() to evaluate an invokable function by its name or you can use QMetaObject::invokeMethod() to invoke an invokable method by its name from C++ code directly. Invokable methods are ones that are either slots or have Q_INVOKABLE modifier. Apart from that, what you want is not possible in C++ because it is a compiled binary language as opposed to PHP which is an interpreted textual language.
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