This is how to declare a class from a string that contain
the classname.
class m{
function m($msg="I am the class
`m`<br>"){
echo $msg;
}
}
function message(){
return "Class declared with this
string!<br>";
}
$classCall="m"; //this variable will contain
the class name
$n=new $classCall; //initiate class
$k=new $classCall(message()); //initiate class with
parameters
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