Provide a return value for an existing function

# uopz_set_return

(PECL uopz 5, PECL uopz 6, PECL uopz 7)

uopz_set_return — Provide a return value for an existing function

### Description

uopz_set_return(string `$function`, mixed `$value`, bool `$execute` = `false`): bool
uopz_set_return(
string `$class`,
string `$function`,
mixed `$value`,
bool `$execute` = `false`
): bool

Sets the return value of the `function` to `value`. If `value` is a Closure and `execute` is set, the Closure will be executed in place of the original function. It is possible to call the original function from the Closure.

> Note:

> This function replaces uopz_rename().

### Parameters

`class`

  The name of the class containing the function

`function`

  The name of an existing function

`value`

  The value the function should return. If a Closure is provided and the execute flag is set, the Closure will be executed in place of the original function.

`execute`

  If true, and a Closure was provided as the value, the Closure will be executed in place of the original function.

### Return Values

True if succeeded, false otherwise.

### Examples

Example #1 uopz_set_return() example

`<?php
uopz_set_return("strlen", 42);
echo strlen("Banana");
?>`

The above example will output:

    42

Example #2 uopz_set_return() example

`<?php
uopz_set_return("strlen", function($str) { return strlen($str) * 2; }, true );
echo strlen("Banana");
?>`

The above example will output:

    12

Example #3 uopz_set_return() class example

`<?php
class My {
public static function strlen($arg) {
return strlen($arg);
}
}
uopz_set_return(My::class, "strlen", function($str) { return strlen($str) * 2; }, true );
echo My::strlen("Banana");
?>`

The above example will output:

    12

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