PHP 5.4 provides us with a new way to invoke static functions. This new way allows us storing the function name in a variable (as a string) and place that variable within curly brackets.
<?
class GoGo
{
public static function do_something()
{
echo "something!!!";
}
}
GoGo::{'do_something'}();
?>
The following video clip shows the execution of this code sample and provides more explanations.
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