[Apc-aa-coders] use alias {eval:<php expresion>}

[Adam S. <a.s...@gm...>]

Hello to all

I was trying to construct a eval function for the ActionApps with the
objective to avoid to be constructing specific functions in item.php3
whenever I need one. I use the following syntax

{eval:<php expresion>}

With that purpose, I put in the file stringexpand.php3 the following code

		/*****************************************************************************************************/
	  elseif ( substr($out, 0, 4) == "eval" ) {
	  $parts=split(":",$out);
	  if (isset($debug)) huhl ("function eval is=",$parts[1]);//
	   $valor = QuoteColons($level, $maxlevel, $parts[1]);
	   $valor_eval=eval ($valor);
	  return $valor_eval;
    }
	/*****************************************************************************************************/

The alias works well with simple expressions, like

{eval:$a=5;return $a;}

{eval:$a=5;$b=10;$c=$a+$b;return $c;}

{eval: $b='{text...........5}';return $b;}


but it leaves error to me when use native functions php

{eval: $b=strtolower('{text...........5}');return $b;}

the error that leaves

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING in
/home/asocam/public_html/apc-asocam/include/stringexpand.php3(774) :
eval()'d code on line 1

when I use

{eval: $b=5; $a=13; if ($b>$a) {return $b." es mayor";}else {return
$a." es menor";}}

the error that leaves

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting '(' in
/home/asocam/public_html/apc-asocam/include/stringexpand.php3(774) :
eval()'d code on line 1

Some idea to continue advancing?

Regards,

Adam