From: Jason Shelton <jas.shelton@...>
Date: 2009-02-04T06:39:29+09:00
Subject: Call a Function

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Hello=2C
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I currently have an array of strings.  Let's say=2C for example=2C my array=
 contains the following:
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                            ['one'=2C 'two'=2C 'three']
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Each element in my array is the name of a function in my program.  I want t=
o call the functions=2C using the array element.  So for example=2C lets sa=
y that my array is named 'numArray'.  I want to call the function in my pro=
gram named 'one'.  I am now trying numArray[0].  Is there a way to make the=
 numArray[0] be recognized as 'one' and call the function?  If my question =
is not clear=2C I can elaborate.  Thanks in advance for all help.
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- Shelton
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