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The thing is, I have a job callback
of that kind:
\Excel::create($limite_vagas_array[0]['nome_curso']
.' - '.$limite_vagas_array[0]['nome_polo']
.' - Limite de vagas', function($excel) use ($limite_vagas_array)
{
$excel->sheet('sheet', function($sheet) use ($limite_vagas_array)
{
//#code
}
});
In the use
call the array $limite_vagas_array
, however I would like to spend another array
.
How do I do that?
Your question is meaningless, can you pass as many as you want? what is the difficulty?
– novic
I wanted to pass another array. Type use ($limite_vagas_array, $outro_array)... I tried this but it didn’t work. What’s the syntax?
– Fellipe Botelho
I got it, bro. Thanks
– Fellipe Botelho
You could put your own answer, @Fellipe!
– novic