class SomeClass { public static function myMacro($args) { // do something with $args } } addMacro('someMacro', 'SomeClass::myMacro');
addMacro('anotherMacro', function($args) { // do something with $args });This example defines a new macro called 'anotherMacro', which will invoke an anonymous function with any arguments passed to it. These examples appear to be part of a custom package or library, as there is no standard PHP function called addMacro. It is possible that they are part of a templating or code generation library that allows developers to define custom macros to simplify often-used tasks.