I need to join/concatenate strings from a return of a function call, and from a variable without using the traditional concatenation ..
In this scenario, it should be displaying a url string.
Below is my actual code.
CODE:
$test = "{ config('app.url') }/{ $username }";
die(print_r($test));
Current Result:
{ config('app.url') }/testuser
Expected Result:
http://localhost:8000/testuser
You may read more about complex (curly) syntax in a quoted string, however you may achieve what you want with that code:
$test = "{${config('app.url')}}/{$username}";
die(print_r($test));
But I personally prefer:
$appUrl = config('app.url');
$test = "{$appUrl}/{$username}";
die(print_r($test));
Does that work for you?
It's not possible. You can only parse variables inside string. The only way is assigning function result to variable:
$url = config('app.url');
$test = "{$url}/{$username}";
You can read more about Variable parsing in strings
You can try the following way
<?php
$_ = function ( $v ) { return $v; };
function config($url)
{
return $url;
}
$username = 'u_name';
echo "{$_( config('app.url') )}/{$username}";
